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I'm assuming you're referring to the average retirement age of surgeons; it's probably around 60-70 usually, but it can extend way beyond that.
The reason most retire around that age is not due to a loss of manual dexterity skills (true for some), but mainly due to such a vast accumulation of wealth that a surgeon, if he retires around 60-70, can live the good life from then on.
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What is the name of someone who performs surgical operations?
A surgeon However there are many different type of surgeons, e.g., neurosurgeon, plastic or reconstructive surgeon, cardiac surgeon, and many more from where that came from.
Should you be a heart surgeon or a brain surgeon?
niether be a toe surgeon
What kind of surgeon performs limb amputation?
Vascular surgeon
What is a maxillofacial surgeon?
A Maxillofacial surgeon is a surgeon that has specialized in operating the face and jaws.
What does a narrow surgeon do?
What is narrow surgeon
Who earns more per year between a plastic surgeon and a cardiac surgeon?
Plastic surgeon earns more than cardiac surgeon.
What is a neurologic surgeon?
Basically a brain surgeon...
What part of speech is surgeon?
Surgeon is a noun.
What is a breast surgeon called?
Plastic surgeon
What is the proper name for a plastic surgeon?
Medical Doctor (MD)
What is a robotic surgeon?
A robotic surgeon is a surgeon that preforms surgery with the assistance of a robot. The robot has a flexible wrist to get into tiny spaces and a cameras inside for the surgeon.
Is retirement a prefix?
Retirement itself is not a prefix. The re- in retirement, however, is a prefix.
