0
What else can I help you with?
What are some of the risk factors associated with hip revision surgery?
Sex. Men are more likely to have poor outcomes from revision surgery than women, other factors being equal. Age. Older patients, particularly those over 75, are more likely to have complications following revision surgery.
What are some nonsurgical alternatives to hip revision surgery?
The most common conservative alternatives to hip replacement surgery are assistive devices (canes or walkers) to reduce stress on the affected hip; exercise regimens to maintain joint flexibility;
What should you do after a hip replacement?
Aftercare for hip revision surgery is essentially the same as for hip replacement surgery. The major difference is that some patients with very weak bones are asked to use canes or walkers
What are some of the statistics on complications following hip revision surgery?
mortality: 2.6% pulmonary embolism: 0.8% wound infection: 0.95% hospital readmission: 10.0%
What are some demographics of albinism?
What are the demographics of albinism:
Where can I see some before and after gastric bypass pictures?
You can find information on the gastric bypass revision at http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/revision/gastric-bypass-revision-surgery.html. It's generally an option for someone who had an issue with their gastric bypass.
What are some of the health conditions that would be considered contraindications for hip revision surgery?
a current hip infection dementia or other severe mental disorder severe vascular disease
Where can I see some gastric bypass surgery photos?
You can find pictures of the gastric bypass surgery on many websites, and in books regarding the surgery. Some websites containing pictures of the surgery include http://www.jeffersonhospital.org/Tests-and-Treatments/gastric-stapling-surgery.aspx and http://www.gastricbandlv.com/the-procedure.html.
How Many Patients Are Forced to Get a Revision of Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Gastric bypass surgery is extremely effective in helping morbidly obese individuals lose weight. Unfortunately, this surgery can be dangerous. Anywhere from two to five percent of patients must undergo a revision of gastric bypass shortly after surgery. These revisions are done to correct dangerous side effects, like leaking and bleeding. Between 15 and 20 percent of gastric bypass patients begin regaining weight three to five years after surgery. Some of these patients may also require additional surgery to adjust their growing stomach pouch. While most weight loss surgeries go smoothly, it is important for patients to realize that there are risks.
What is accomplished during a papers revision?
You find out your corrections when you go for revision task. It is recommended my all the instructors to save some time for paper revision once the paper is done. You find a lot of mistakes during revision.
Where can i find blogs about bariatric surgery?
Blogs about bariatric surgery may be found online. Some noteworthy blogs that can be found online regarding bariatric surgery are as follows: www.livingafterwls.blogspot.com; www.the-taylor-family.org/CS/blogs/michelle/default.aspx; bariatricgirl.blogspot.com
Should someone have carotid artery surgery if they have copd and an aortic aneursysm?
If it is indicated you should have endarterectomy as some Surgeons can do this under a local anaesthetic. The best advise will be to be assessed by your Surgeon regarding fitness for surgery
