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Doctors determined the operation was not going to be permanent based on the nature of the condition being treated, the expected progression of the disease, and the longevity of the surgical intervention. They might have noted that the underlying issues, such as tissue regeneration or disease recurrence, could lead to a return of symptoms over time. Additionally, clinical studies or historical data could suggest that similar procedures often require follow-up treatments or surgeries.
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Did the doctors know that the operation was not going to be permanently successful?
Algernon died after the test.
How did the doctors know that the operation was not going to permanently successful?
Algernon died after the test.
How did the doctors know that the operation was not going to be permanently successful?
Algernon died after the test.
Why do doctors look down boys pants when they go to the doctors?
Doctors look down boys pants so they know whats going on with there body.
Did George Washington doctors know that he was going to die?
im not sure but im guessing no.
How did the doctors know that the operation was not going to br permanently successful In flowers for Algernon?
In "Flowers for Algernon," the doctors realized that the operation was not going to be permanently successful when they observed that the intelligence gains in Charlie, the protagonist, began to deteriorate over time. They noted that his cognitive abilities were regressing, similar to the pattern observed in Algernon, the mouse who underwent the same procedure. The researchers recognized that the effects of the surgery were temporary and that Charlie's mental decline was inevitable as he experienced more frequent lapses in memory and cognitive function.
Why do you think a doctors has to test a patient if he's a bleeder before a tooth extraction or before undergoing surgical operation?
i really dont know
Do doctors know if you are miscarring?
Doctors don't know for sure if you are going to miscarry but they can determine these things from a antenatal scans. They normally suggest that a miscarriage is likely if they do not find a heartbeat and if they find abnormalities in the baby itself, e.g if your baby does not appear to be how many weeks it is supposed to be.
What is the explanation of a doctor?
well if you don't have doctors then who is going to take care of you when you get sick. Some people don't know all the medical stuff so they would have no idea what to do if you got rally sick. That's why we have doctors.
How do you know if your smart without going to the doctors?
Obviously you don't need a doctor to tell you're smart. Take a mensa-test instead?
If you have a baby who is due for a hydrocephalus operation what should you do before and after the operation?
Could you please post back at let us know if your baby is having a "shunt" operation done and if not, what type of operation is your baby having? With a little more info we can research information for you. Thanks! Ask the doctors and nurses, they are there to give you information as much as look after the baby. If you don't understand what they are telling you ask them to repeat it. You have to sign the consent and look after your baby afterwards so you need to know (and are entitled to know) everything. I hope all goes well.
What was the pope told to do by his doctors by the plague?
Pope did not know the reason. Doctors also did not know the reason or cure.
