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    and what caused disease was the time of Civil War medicine. Doctors during the Civil War (always referred to as "surgeons") were incredibly unprepared. Most surgeons had as little as two years of medical school because very few pursued further education. At that time‚ Harvard Medical School did not even own a single stethoscope or microscope until well after the war. Most Civil War surgeons had never treated a gun shot wound because they were accustomed to treating minor head colds and sore throats

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    overcome the limitations of minimally-invasive surgery and to enhance the capabilities of surgeons performing open surgery. In the case of robotically-assisted minimally-invasive surgery‚ instead of directly moving the instruments‚ the surgeon uses one of five methods to control the instruments; either a direct telemanipulator or through computer control. A telemanipulator is a remote manipulator that allows the surgeon to perform the normal movements associated with the surgery whilst the robotic arms

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    the nose to either aesthetically improve the nose or improve the functions of the nose. During this nose plastic surgery‚ the surgeon makes incision to gain access the bones and cartilage that supports the nose. The incisions are usually made inside the nose so they are not visible on the outside. The surgery is performed based on the requirements of the patient. A surgeon may either remove some bone and cartilage or add tissue to reshape the nose to a desired shape. After the reshaping has been done

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    condition) takes on the rest of the body‚ and vice versa. Common Reasons Individuals Choose an Orthopedic Surgeon Instead of a Podiatrist An orthopedic surgeon is a medical doctor; whereas‚ a podiatrist is not. As a medical doctor‚ an orthopedic surgeon specializes in diagnosing‚ preventing‚ treating and rehabilitating diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system. While many orthopedic surgeons practice general orthopedics‚ some also become pediatric specialists‚ or have expertise in treating the

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    during operations. Surgeons do not yet know how to control blood loss or infection‚ and operating theatres are dirty and dangerous places to be.Some surgeons superstitiously prefer to wear their ‘lucky’ coat in the operating theatre – a coat worn during a successful operation in the past. They do not wash their ‘lucky’ coat between operations in case this breaks their run of luck.The operating table is often blood-stained. The floor around it is sprinkled with sawdust to stop the surgeon from slipping

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    After realizing that the kit was probably used by a volunteer surgeon some questions I had in mind were whether the owner of the kit was the only volunteer surgeon during the war and what made the surgeon decide to volunteer. According to an article‚ by John H. Nelson‚ from the American’s Civil War Magazine‚ “Battle of Antietam: Union Surgeons and Civilian Volunteers Help the Wounded‚" volunteer surgeons were actually really common during the war. However‚ a statement that Nelson mentions in his

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    Magdi

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    Professor Magdi Yacoub is a world-famous heart surgeon. He was born in Egypt in the village of Belbis in 1935‚ the son of a surgeon who worked in different places around the country. The family had to move every few years‚ so Yacoub learnt to adapt to different situations and enjoyed meeting different people. When his aunt died because of a heart problem‚ He decided to become a heart surgeon. He studied medicine at Cairo University and qualified in 1957. In the 1960s‚ he taught at Chicago

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    anesthesia. For example‚ complications or risks of anesthesia include blood clots‚ stroke‚ and heart palpitations. Even though a certified surgeon will do their best to minimize any complications‚ patients should be aware of medical and appearance conditions that have the potential to occur. Since surgery involves altering the physical appearance‚ the surgeon will need to make alterations to the skin that may cause unwanted effects such as asymmetry or other irregularities. With any surgery risk

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    yours‚ Hologic’s and everyone else who places their trust in me: Everyday will be an execution of that drive. In the first month‚ my primary focus will be to start networking‚ profiling‚ and booking appointments with surgeons and physicians. I will also introduce myself to all surgeons and hospitals that have previously used Myosure‚ Novasure‚ and Adiana: begin contacting the ‘low hanging fruit’ who are not using Hologic products. Every day‚ I will wake up and take ownership of my day by leaving

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    effort to enrich the field. Although the book deals mainly with professionalization of doctors in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century‚ it shows how military surgeons and doctors fit into British Strategy. This book reveals many things about the military and surgeon works such as a disproportionate amount of Scots as surgeons and most young doctors were younger sons from nonmedical families. Before

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