Wed - July 2, 2014
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There are many individuals who desperately need medical surgery but are too poor to be able to afford it. Some of these needed surgery's may even be life threatening. There are becoming more and more homeless people living on the streets each and every day. Poverty is becoming a very common thing now days. Many go years without receiving important medical surgery. As time goes on, things can only get worse. This is why we believe in helping the needy. To help those who aren't capable of helping themselves. Life shouldn't be revolved around making money, but helping others. If we can put a stop to someones suffering we'll do everything in our power to do so. As doctors, we want to help make the world a better place.
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Fri - June 27, 2014
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The laparoscopic ligation system provides savings and security during an appendectomy. This technique is used through small incisions, allowing the organs to be ligated and the blood flow to be stopped without the need for large openings. As a result, the procedure takes less time, the patient can be handled comfortably, hospital stay is reduced, the risk of blood infection is lowered, and the cost of treatment decreases. The laparoscopic ligation system offers technological advancements and benefits during surgery.
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Mon - June 23, 2014
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The number of young individuals opting for laparoscopic cholecystectomy, a minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove the gallbladder, has increased significantly, reaching four times its previous rate. This surge in demand among young people has been observed over a recent period. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy offers several advantages over traditional open surgery, including reduced pain, shorter recovery time, and minimal scarring. The rise in the procedure's popularity among the younger population suggests a shift in medical preferences and increased awareness of the benefits associated with minimally invasive techniques. This trend highlights the importance of adapting surgical practices to meet the evolving needs and preferences of patients.
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Sat - June 21, 2014
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Many medications for a number of conditions have been found to have weight loss like a side-effect, and conversely, many medications may cause putting on weight. Weight-loss medications commonly involve diet and a metabolism booster. Although not all patients can tolerate prescription weight-loss medication. Many obese people are on medication for chronic conditions, for example heart disease, hypertension, high cholesterol levels, depression and diabetes. Several genes have already been identified as candidates for the thrifty genotype, including those encoding proteins of the insulin-signaling and leptin pathways, as well as intermediary fat metabolism.
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Thu - June 19, 2014
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Spina bifida is a congenital defect characterized by an opening in the child's neural tube. It is a common issue in western countries, and surgical treatment primarily aims to address its complications. Robotic surgery is the latest advancement in the treatment of spina bifida. This treatment involves the use of robotic arms, which make the surgery safer and more precise. The device operates under the guidance of a skilled surgeon during the procedure. Robotic surgery can provide effective and positive outcomes in the treatment of spina bifida.
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Tue - June 10, 2014
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There is an increasing indication of bariatric surgery to treat diabetes mellitus. This specialized medical procedure is recommended for weight loss and controlling diabetes. Studies have shown that patients undergoing bariatric surgery experience improvement in the management of persistent diabetes. The indication is growing because bariatric surgery has been proven successful in the treatment of diabetes in most cases. This procedure has shown a positive impact not only in weight reduction but also in the management of diabetes.
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Thu - June 5, 2014
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The 3-D laparoscopic surgical video system is an advanced technology used in minimally invasive surgeries. It provides surgeons with a three-dimensional view of the surgical field, enhancing depth perception and spatial awareness. The system utilizes specialized cameras and monitors to capture and display high-resolution, stereoscopic images. This enables surgeons to perform precise and accurate maneuvers during complex procedures, resulting in improved surgical outcomes and reduced patient trauma. The 3-D laparoscopic surgical video system is revolutionizing the field of laparoscopy by providing enhanced visualization and improving surgical techniques.
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Tue - June 3, 2014
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Google Glass has made its way into the operating rooms of laparoscopic surgeries. This innovative technology is being integrated into the surgical environment to enhance the procedures performed. Google Glass provides surgeons with a hands-free and interactive tool, allowing them to access important information and imagery in real-time. With the ability to display patient data, surgical instructions, and live video feeds, Google Glass aims to improve surgical precision and efficiency. By minimizing distractions and streamlining information delivery, this integration of Google Glass in laparoscopic surgery operating rooms has the potential to revolutionize the field, benefiting both surgeons and patients alike.
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Mon - June 2, 2014
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The University of Kent has decided to close its post-graduate Master Laparoscopic Program. This program provided advanced education to students in the field of laparoscopic surgery, offering them the opportunity to gain the latest knowledge and expertise in the field. However, the university has not officially announced the reasons behind this decision and why the program was discontinued.
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Sat - May 31, 2014
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Ectopic pregnancy refers to a condition where pregnancy occurs in the fallopian tube instead of the uterus. This condition can arise two years after a supracervical hysterectomy, a surgical procedure where the upper part of the uterus is removed while leaving the cervix intact. Ectopic pregnancies in the tube can be dangerous and require immediate diagnosis and treatment. It is crucial to detect them early to prevent complications such as rupture of the fallopian tube, which can lead to severe bleeding. Timely medical intervention is necessary to ensure the health and well-being of the patient in such cases.
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Thu - May 22, 2014
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The Laparoscopic Surgery Training Scholarship provides a significant opportunity for surgeons and gynecologists. This scholarship scheme is designed for those professionals who wish to enhance their skills in the field of laparoscopic surgery. It offers financial assistance to support training in reputable and accredited institutions, ensuring high quality and recognized education. This facility helps surgeons and gynecologists to stay updated with the latest techniques and advancements in disease management, ultimately leading to reduced pain and faster recovery for patients.
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Wed - May 7, 2014
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A fine for failed sterilization refers to a monetary penalty imposed on a medical professional or healthcare facility when a sterilization procedure, typically aimed at permanent contraception or preventing the transmission of infections, is not successful. The fine is a consequence of negligence or medical error that results in unintended pregnancies or infections. It serves as a legal measure to hold responsible parties accountable for their actions or omissions and to compensate individuals affected by the failed sterilization. The amount of the fine varies depending on jurisdiction and the severity of the consequences, aiming to provide some form of justice and financial redress to the affected individuals.
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Tue - May 6, 2014
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The sale of Laparoscopic Power Morcellators has been suspended due to safety concerns. These devices are used in minimally invasive surgeries, particularly for uterine fibroid removal. However, there have been reports of the morcellators spreading undiagnosed cancer cells in the abdomen, leading to worsened prognosis for patients. As a result, regulatory bodies have taken the precautionary measure of halting their sale until further investigations and safety measures are implemented. This decision aims to protect patient well-being and ensure safer surgical procedures.
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Tue - May 6, 2014
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Intuitive Surgical da Vinci series of surgical robots happen to be conducting FDA-approved minimally invasive surgery on humans for well over ten years now, and the company is continually trying to make its robots better at performing operations with the absolute the least cuttingyouopenness. A week ago, Intuitive released an expensive latest version of the da Vinci robot, the Xi, so it says has more capabilities than previous models and it is optimized for complex procedures.
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Mon - May 5, 2014
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India has experienced a significant rise in medical tourism in recent years. With its state-of-the-art healthcare facilities, skilled medical professionals, and cost-effective treatments, the country has become an attractive destination for international patients seeking medical care. India offers a wide range of specialized treatments, including cardiac surgery, organ transplants, fertility treatments, and cosmetic procedures. Additionally, patients benefit from shorter waiting times and affordable healthcare costs compared to their home countries. The government's initiatives to streamline visa processes and promote medical tourism have further contributed to India's growing reputation as a preferred medical tourism hub, attracting patients from across the globe.
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