Surgeons

This is a hard question to answer. This is such a common surgery in the US these days that the amount of surgeon related errors are very low. You should check out a site such as obesityhelp.com it has ratings on surgeons and unbiased reviews from all over the world not just the USA. Did you know this surgery costs $35k in the US and 90% of insurance companies do not cover it! You should look into having this surgery abroad in a country like Mexico or Costa Rica. The hospitals are almost twice as nice as the hospitals in the US. Also majority of the surgeons have much more experience than surgeons in the USA primarily because both countries have been doing this surgery longer than it has been approved in the US to be done. You could save over 60%! Good luck in your decision.

Sometimes the surgeon who did the mastectomy can recommend a plastic surgeon. I had my reconstruction " tram flap" done by a plastic surgeon who is also a hand surgeon , he specilized in reconstruction and micro vascular surgery but also does facelifts and other plastic surgery. I had gone to 3 plastic sugeons for consultation, all were recommended, and picked the one that spend the most time with me, answered all my questions, explained everything in detail, pros and cons of the type of procedure I wanted.

It depends.

These persons earn the best in the field of Physician - Radiology, Radiologist - Diagnostic, Doctor - Radiology, Radiologist.

But you sit in a dark room and look at images all day long.

Yeah surgeons do get vacation. Some more than others though. If you're say, a colorectal surgeon in private practice you probably will have some pretty good vacation time. If you're a transplant surgeon working in an academic/hospital setting then vacation time will be almost non-existent.

The entry level income for a general surgeon is about $54 per hour. For a 2080 hour year, that would equal about $112,000.

Ether unconsciousness. In the past this was used a lot... now, I think, there are many safer gasses that are used in surgery.

The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons reports that in 2003, there are 15,853 active fellows, 1,829 resident members, and 2,240 candidate members, for a total of 19,922 orthopedic surgeons in the United States.

1. Graduate College (4 years) 2. Apply to, and be accepted by a Medical School. 3. Graduate Medical School (4 years) 4. Apply for, and be accepted by a Surgical Residency Training Program at a teaching hospital 5. Complete the Residency Program (4 to 8 years, depending on what type of Surgery) 6. Pass your Specialty Board Certification examination.

Metal plates can cause pain or discomfort in your head. It is usually rare to have pain associated with metal implants. If you are experiencing pain or discomfort due to metal plates in your head; seek immediate medical attention as this could be potentially dangerous.

2% but the fastest growing occupation in the US iis physician assistant-JoymakerRN

a nurse or somebody capable of listenin to a surgeons commands and has his/her medical degree

Certainly rheumatologists capitalize with their patients giving them drugs that wont help them and keep them coming back. That's the science of the profession.

Keep them coming back trying something else and they will return because one prescription will be worst than the last.

One could find a cardiovascular consultant in the same location one would find a cardiologist. They can be found in hospitals and clinics specializing in diseases involving the heart.

Sadly an anesthesiologist.

but, if you are considering either of those fields, knowing that 'morer' is not a word will help you in the future.

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Best Heart Surgeon in Delhi performs various operations namely heart valve repair/replacement, coronary artery bypass, heart transplantation, transmyocardial laser revascularization etc.

If you visit your Doctor and explain your problem, you may get a referral to an Oral Son the health service. This is very likely if you have a pathalogical condition , but unlikely if you just want whiter teeth , for example.

Well its might depend on what you are studying first of all and what Field of work you want to be in OR The type of surgeon (:

There is no particular major needed to become any type of doctor in particular. You just need to graduate college with a 4 year degree, with the required science classes. I for instance received a PhD in Physics before I went to medical school. But many pre-med students choose to major in either biology or chemistry.

The only particular requirement to become an orthopedic surgeon is to graduate a 4 year medical school, and then complete a residency in orthopedic surgery.

Her name is Alexa Canady.

There are many Doctors who comes into the category of the best Neuro-surgeon. And here are few names.

1- Dr Phillip Gutin (Memorial Sloan Ketting Hospital in NYC, NY )

2- Keith Black (Cedars-Sinai Hospital Medical Center in Los Angeles)

3-Dr Marcus Stoodley (Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney)

4.-Dr Edward Benzel (Cleveland Clinic, Ohio)

5.-Dr Prem Pillay (formerly Cleveland Clinic,OH now at Mt Elizabeth Hospital,Singapore)

Once you have qualified and trained as a surgeon, and having been certified and completed the specialist training, you apply for jobs advertised, attend an interview and once successful, join and work in the hospital as a Surgeon.

There's gotta be alot of hard work and studying involved. In Australia the time span is approx. 15-17 years of studying, residency and exam taking until your finally qaulified...THEN you get to star operating

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