Surgery and Hospitalization

A surgical brain procedure where the corpus callosum is cut off. Communication between the left and right hemispheres of the brain is no longer possible. It is done as a last resort treatment to severe epilepsy.

During the sleeve gastrectomy, 85% of the stomach is removed and it takes the shape of a sleeve. You can read more about the procedure at http://www.yourbariatricsurgeryguide.com/gastric-sleeve/

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a license to practice medicine, and a board certification

This is usual complain by the patients. Probably the same happens due to pelvic inflammatory disease, that fallows the tubectomy. I can not explain it to more precise degree.

It doesn't matter. Infants as young as a few hours can be operated on. Acually, it's quite common. When it comes to old age, it still doesn't matter as long as your blood pressure, heart rate, and RPM (Respirations per minute) are ideal.

Approximately 700 or an average of 14 per state. Pediatric Surgeons can be found in Children's Hospitals or very large Community Hospitals in large cities.

Most likely not. It is often risky but some doctors will allow it if they think it is safe!!

The ventral abdominopelvic cavity would be opened to perform an appendectomy. This procedure is normally performed as an emergency procedure, when the patient is suffering from acute appendicitis.

You should ask the surgeon to answer that question. The answer could depend on your individual circumstances, such as underlying diseases or disorders, stage of recovery, surgical complications, and healing. It might make no difference at all, but your doctor who knows your medical history should give you that advice.

post splenectomy there is a greater risk of developing infections due to encapsulated bacteria and other organisms which in turn result in poor outcome.the main organisms causing infections are pneumococci,meningococci,H.pneumoniae .so the person should receive meningococcal.pneumococcal and hib vaccine either 2 weeks before or after splenectomy.the antibiotics should be taken based on the blood culture(this helps to know to which organism the bacteria is sensitive)report.

The cost of a bypass surgery depends on the location the surgery is performed, I imagine bypass surgery on the heart would be pretty costly. To find out the cost of a bypass surgery you can ask your doctor or go to a local hospital and talk to some professionals on that subject.

hyphema (blood clots in the anterior chamber of the eye), hypotony, tube obstruction, suture rupture with wound leakage, movement of the implanted plate, corneal edema, and detachment of the retina

Dermabrasion - surgical procedure to scrape away tissue

Generally no, there could be some complications with bleeding, but they should be controllable. You can die if the lingual artery is pierced but that's highly unlikely to happen...

Infection is also another risk, but again - manageable if it happens.

That would be the most common scenario. That is a very small cyst. Talk to your health care provider for advice specific to your situation, as the question is difficult to answer without more information.

A thoracotomy is a surgical procedure to gain access to the organs in the chest cavity: the lungs, heart, and esophagus, In lay terms it is known as 'cracking the chest' because it involves separating the ribs or cutting through the mediastinum.

The Proper address is Dr.& Mrs. Alfred Whatsit. If the Mrs has a doctoral degree as well, you may address them as The Drs. Whatsit , or Drs. Alfred and Eileen Whatsit ,no The if both first names are used,unless Mrs Whatsit is no longer practicing in her field of endeavor, then it's back to Dr. and Mrs. If Mrs. Whatsit is the DR, then you may put Mr.& Dr. , but most of the women I know with doctoral dgrees are happy to be Mr.& Mrs. to spare their husbands' ego,

Especially if their degree is something less valuable to society, like Liberal Arts.

YES. I have had four back/neck surgeries in the last two years, and as a result, I developed Fibromyalgia. Now, I have back and neck scars, plus a body that is always in pain due to the fibromyalgia. I think every body needs adequate time to heal before another surgery is performed. Plus, I think that orthopedic and nuerosurgeons are too apt to cut instead of try other options. If they did other forms of therapy first, they would probably be out of business. (or at least hurting for more business) All of my surgeons where too knife happy. In my humble opionion, of course. :)

Orthopedic hand surgeons account for about 90% of carpal tunnel surgeries. The other 10% or so are done by neurosurgeons and plastic surgeons.

if it is consumed but topical application it is not poison

There are two vocal cords, called true (or inferior) vocal cords and are involved in the production of sound.

There are also a pair of false (or superior) vocal cords that have no direct role in producing the voice.

I was told not to, because of the yeast in the beer... not a good idea! but I also know some people who did drink, i guess everyone is different? think about it though better being safe than sorry/ i waited at least 4-days ...

Good hand washing technique is important because it ensures your personal hygiene and aids to protect those around you as well. Certain techniques are more effective in the complete removal of microbes. See related question below for how to clean hands effectively.

The cost of Laparoscopic surgery will depend upon the Surgeon, procedure and location. It is free in the NHS but Private Hospitals can charge several thousand Pounds. It is difficult to assess the cost without the information for the type of surgery required, and each group of Hospitals have different charges.