Surgeons

This may be chosen because the patient's conscious response to stimuli or voluntary actions must be measured to assure the appropriate outcome of the surgery and to influence the actions of the surgeon performing the surgery (as in, if the patient is asked to speak and the surgeon is operating in a part of the brain that controls these functions, if the patient's speech improves, then the surgery is successful - if the patient's speech becomes slurred or inarticulate, then the surgeon may need to do more or may need to stop now).

Thousands of people have successful orthopedic surgery each year to recover from injuries or restore lost function. The degree of success in individual recoveries depends on the age and general health of the patient, the medical problem.

You can become a OBGYN and specilaize in maternal/fetal medicine.

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Dr. Peter Millett, Managing Partner at The Steadman Clinic in Vail is considered one of the top experts in advancements in shoulder surgery including the development of an innovative procedure called CAM for arthroscopic treatment of osteoarthritis of the shoulder to delay the need for shoulder replacement. Dr. Millett, Director of Shoulder Research at the Steadman Philippon Research Institute, has authored over 90 peer-reviewed, scientific articles, numerous book chapters, and 2 books on Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, and Shoulder Surgery. His academic work has been recognized with awards from several international societies, including the 2010 Achievement Award from the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons for his contributions to the field.

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The best mitral valve surgeon is Malcolm Dorman in Palm Beach, Florida.

I can say now, in 2013, my father has cost $250,000 + dollars. We are still waiting for the bill for surgeons costs. This case he was stage IV colon cancer, left upper lobe. Treated surgical and radiation wise as a stage III lung cancer patient. Chemo provided was for metastatic colon cancer. I cant compare chemo drugs for lung cancer but I know his costs around $11k per session, 12 sessions total. This was done at Brigham & Women's Hospital with staff from Dana Farber. Hopefully this can help anybody, but remember every case is different.

The very last part of your intestine which connects your large intestine to your anal port is called rectum.

Any infection or an irritation can cause damage to your rectum, this can cause malaise leading to several constrictions.

So the surgery done to remove the infected tissue and to retrieve the normal excretion process to the rectum is called rectal surgery.

orthopedic earns 50 thousand during their residency

Dr. Gregory A. Buford is the best plastic surgeon in Denver, Colorado. He is board certified and is only of very few physicians who injects Botox and other facial injectables.

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In short around there are only about 6-7000 plastic surgeons in the US. However, this is a very difficult question to answer. Many physicians in other fields and even non-physicians may identify themselves as "cosmetic surgeons" and perform cosmetic procedures. Other related specialities (namely otolargyngology, ophthomology, oral-maxillofacial surgeons) also have subspecialties which focus on plastic procedures. They will usually identify themselves as "facial plastic" or "occuloplastic" surgeons. If you include all of these physicians as well, there are probably around 60,000.

You get boobs, and when you start your period and are going through mood swings you can tell people back off I'm on my period with out them getting made at you! It's not soo bad it only lasts a week!

You ABSOLUTELY can become a surgeon if you are color blind. I'm a graduating medical student; I personally know several colorblind classmates going into surgery and colorblind practicing surgeons. Colorblindness is very common and will not in anyway prevent you from entering into the medical profession.

anesthesiology $259,948 (less than two years experience) - $321,686 (over two years experience). Figures are those as of 2004.

Neurosurgeons work long hours usually over more than 60 hours a week, and they are frequently called during odd hours for emergencies.

Plastic surgeons, heart surgeons, and brain surgeons all make the most salary out of doctors.

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The most high paid surgeons well there really isn't any right answer because it depends how good of a doctor you are but the top most paid specialties would be , heart surgeon , brain surgeon and probably a plastic surgeon because it is very popular now a days.

Neurosurgeon

A specialist in correcting deformities of the skeletal system (especially in children)

an easy one, where you eat 1000000 mouldy hamburgers and you have to tell when you have eaten a million.

A transplant surgeon basically transplants donated organs into someone's body that needs them. There are 4 types of transplants currently: Kidney Liver Pancreas Heart (done by cardiothoracic surgeons, not transplant surgeons in most cases)

Yes, if they really need them. Lots of surgeons will try to avoid having to use the restroom by limiting fluid intake, but nobody’s going to deny them a bathroom break if they need to go. They simply "break scrub," do their business, and scrub back in.

To make them more manageable, some intense surgeries have different teams to handle different aspects. With this strategy, a day-long surgery can translate into only a few hours for any individual surgeon.

A flight surgeon is a member of the military that only provides medical services to military aviation personnel. They will help pilots, naval flight officers, navigators, astronauts, and other aircrew members.

I am not sure but i think about $450k to $750k