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    ambulatory and cosmetic procedures is rapidly grown in last decade. The volume of ambulatory surgery in U.S hospitals is increased by 2.9 million’s. 40% of the hospital revenue is coming from the perioperative services. As the clinical and technical advances are transforming the way of surgery is performed. To attract both the patients and physician most of the hospitals introduce digital operating rooms, tele- surgery and robotic assistance. With this the patients have to stay shorter period…

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    Spinal surgery is a complex procedure which can cause a lot of undue stress, especially since finding a reliable spine doctor in Los Angeles can seem impossible. Here are some tips to narrow down your search: 1. Range of treatments. Not every treatment is right for every patient. The best doctors will have a number of options available and will take the time to explain them to you so that you can decide which is best for your condition and circumstances. 2. Peace of mind. Stress will have a big…

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    exposure to robotic surgery began as a medical student during a clinical clerkship in Urology at New York Presbyterian Hospital/ Columbia University under Dr. James McKiernan. I was amazed on the positive impact of robotic surgery and became interested in exploring the potential that robotic surgery could have on the evolution of surgery. My career eventually path shifted towards General Surgery, completing my residency in the Universidad de Chile and then Thoracic Surgery, coming to Toronto…

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    Robotic Surgery Research

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    Table of Contents Introduction 3 History of Robotics Surgery 4 Applications of Robotic Surgery in the recent years: 5 General Surgery: 5 Cardiothoracic surgery: 5 Cardiology: 5 Colon and Rectal Surgery: 6 Gastroinestinal surgery: 6 Gynecology: 6 Neurosurgery: 6 Pediatrics: 6 Literature Review 6 Disadvantages of Robotic surgery 9 Time 9 Cost 9 References 10 Introduction What is Robotics???? It is a branch of engineering (mechanical, electrical and computer science) that deals with…

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    Mohs Surgery Case Study

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    Mohs surgery is a method commonly used by dermatologists to remove skin cancer cells from the body and the face. Asheboro Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in North Carolina is one of the only dermatology centers in the Asheboro area to offer this cutting-edge technique. With locations in Asheboro and West End, these dermatologists serve residents in Pinehurst, Moore County, and the surrounding areas. If you have received a skin cancer diagnosis, odds are that your dermatologist will recommend…

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    Risk Of Cosmetic Surgery

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    People considering getting cosmetic surgery should analyze all the risks and dangers of the procedure, and the costs of these procedures. My opinion is that if you 're not getting something serious done, then it isn 't worth it. There are many different risks of cosmetic surgery that you should know about before getting a procedure done. If you have any diseases or issues in your health, its better to stay away from unnecessary surgeries "People with a history of cardiovascular disease…

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    For those few diagnosed early enough, a Whipple procedure may be their only chance at survival. This potentially life-saving surgery is a lengthy, complex, and invasive procedure requiring great training and expertise. Be that as it may, it was this operation that I found myself scrubbed into on my first day in the OR. Although I had been considering a career in surgery before, this experience was the pivotal moment confirming it was the only field I could see myself practicing in for the rest…

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    I was beyond nervous but eager to have the tumor removed. My surgery was successful and I was given a six - twelve week recovery. I was released from the hospital the day following my surgery. Bored at home, all I wanted to do was get back in the gym so I could try to compete at the State Championships at the end of May. Two week post-op my doctor allowed me to go to gymnastics and do light conditioning. Six weeks following my surgery I was fully cleared by my doctor to do anything as long as it…

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    Essay On Robotic Surgery

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    Introduction Robotic surgery is being implemented into the hospitals around the world. We are seeing a change in medicine of the use of robotics for improving overall patient care. Have you ever wondered how does robotic surgery truly affect us? A few issues being discussed are the social, cultural, political, and including economic and environmental impact. After gaining full insight on the impact of this analysis you will have an understanding and appreciation to the positive advantages,…

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    I was in awe of his comfort with teaching an undergraduate student how to successfully execute a coronary artery bypass surgery, as if he knew I was interested in that specialty. He explained the condition of the patient and while I did not understand the terminology, I nodded with the satisfaction that one day I would. It was the first time I had observed an open heart surgery. The one-on-one lesson I received made me forget the original purpose of the observation, which was to shadow a…

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