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    paper was prepared by me specifically for this course. Gastric Bypass is a complicated surgery‚ while a lap- band is a bit less invasive‚ both are meant to help a patient lose weight. Gastric bypass is not for someone who only needs to lose a few pounds‚ it is meant for a patient that is severely obese and has not been able to lose weight. This bariatric surgery “reduces the size of the stomach to a volume of 2 tablespoons and bypasses much of the small intestine

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    with a hole in my heart. That day was a nightmare for me. I was haunted when the words “you’re going to need surgery” came out my doctor’s mouth‚ and knew it would come very soon. I cried the news to my sister who was outside in the waiting room. Never in a million years had I imagined that me‚ Martin Martinez‚ would ever have that sort of procedure done. Furthermore‚ doctors told me the surgery may

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    ------------------------------------------------- Computer Systems used In Surgeries and how this technology is going to replace doctors in Saudi Arabia ------------------------------------------------- Outlines II How does CAS perform ? A What is CAS? 1. Definition 2. Theory a. Algorithm B What does it consist of? 1. The operation system 2. Software for analyzing a. How to create 3D model b. Path planning file C stages of

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    Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery The Spine 3rd Edition Book avaoilable online at low price at Meripustak.com. In the Lippincott Raven series “Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery‚” a new title has emerged-The Spine‚ edited by David Bradford a very well known spinal surgeon. The target group is considered to be fellows‚ residents‚ students and paramedical staff. The aim is to present surgical techniques preferred by master surgeons in each subspeciality of this spe- cialty. As mentioned

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    Medicine and surgery have come a long way from what they used to be. Back in ancient Rome and Mesopotamia they were removing arrows from chests and now we are working on a cure for cancer. But‚ the medical period of Ancient rome and Mesopotamia were key to the advancement of medicine. The doctor patient relationship and surgery sparked something new and they helped lay a base for what we have today. Herbal remedies helped us get away from the belief that gods could cure everything. Surgery saved lives

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    The Surgical and Distraction stage The surgery was done under local anesthesia. The flaps were horizontal in the mucogingival junction; first‚ the surgeon removed the right screw and the failure bone graft‚ and then‚ he performed the vertical cuts between the first molars and the second premolars and the horizontal cuts above the apices of teeth by using Piezo surgery. The cuts were extended from the buccal cortical bone to the palatal cortical bone‚ and the surgeon connected the vertical lines to

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    hear of plastic surgery‚ what do you think of? A movie star trying to delay the effects of aging? Somebody ’s cute "new" nose that cost quite a few allowances? Those are common images of plastic surgery‚ but what about the 4-year-old boy who has his chin rebuilt after a dog bit him? There are‚ but various reasons why people choose to have plastic surgery and having undergone this complex procedures they also have to undergo the risk involved. Perilous but alluring‚ plastic surgery is the craze

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    Jennifer Hopkins Dr. McDonald Hu 101: Ethics June 29‚ 2010 Gender Reassignment Surgery: Is It Ethical? I found this topic interesting because it is not often looked at from an ethical point of view. In my research I found that most of the controversy surrounding sexual reassignment was which procedures to use and also a few theological viewpoints which varied considerably which I will not be going into. At this current time‚ there are psychological protocols in place before a person can have

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    Plastic Surgery: Has It Finally Gone Too Far? Shivani Rami The relative mainstreaming of the sex industry along with popular culture and its objectification of women in many forms‚ such as in advertisements‚ have led to a perpetually increased sense of pressure among many women to obtain seamlessly sexualized and almost airbrushed bodies. The movement towards this idealized physique began with the now socially approved breast augmentations‚ liposuctions‚ rhinoplasties‚ and so on. Yet the road

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    cost the NHS almost pounds 1 billion per year. The average age for a total knee replacement is 70. Osteoarthritis‚ one of the four most common problems linked to obesity‚ is the major cause of surgery. Overweight and obese people are 24 per cent more likely to require knee surgery. About 68‚300 knee replacements were performed in the UK in 2002‚ costing the NHS in the region of pounds 375 million (Blakemore‚ 2003). There are more replacement operations performed on the

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