Papers 1621-1630 of total 3480 found.
Category: /Literature/English
…for prostate cancer while waiting times for chemotherapy range from 4.5 to 10 weeks.10 The number of people waiting for open-heart surgery went down by 2.5% between March 2000 and March 2001. The number of surgeries done in the province went up by 8%. Waiting times…
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…of the dreaded killer- tuberculosis. (Stewart, The Canadians: Norman Bethune 16) After he recovered and cured, Bethune left Trudeau for Montreal to study thoracic surgery. Montreal Years Upon completion of his studies, in January of 1929, Bethune was accepted…
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…the best outcomes. Surgery can be used to remove the cancer in its entirety, if the tumor is small enough. Sometimes a whole lung has to be removed. Radiotherapy uses high energy X rays to kill the cancer cells. It can cure some early lung cancers before…
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Category: /Literature/English
…and the smoke was then inhaled (Glowa 1986). In 1776, nitrous oxide (N2O) was discovered by Sir Joseph Priestly and synthesized later that year by Sir Humphry Davy. In 1799, Davy observed the drug’s ability to reduce pain and suggested it be used during surgery
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…. The doctor’s found that the cancer had spread to his abdomen and lungs. At first Armstrong’s main concern was that he would never race again. But before long he was just worried about not surviving. They had scheduled him for surgery as soon as possible, but he…
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…support to their patients the way they prescribe a healthy diet, exercise and a program to stop smoking? Medicine today seems to focus on drugs and surgery. I am not sure doctors in this country learn much about the power of social support in there medical…
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Category: /Literature/English
…a radical new surgery to fix a man’s clubfeet. A successful operation would have meant recognition for Charles, an opportunity to be in the spotlight for Homais, and upward class movement for Emma. In other words, they were all encouraging the surgery because…
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Category: /History
…version of this takes us a few decades ahead to when this kind of radical, at present, surgery would be common place and even more exotic prodcedures would be possible. Cloned, vat grown limbs could be used to replace mangled ones, and of course mechanical ones…
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…share = 1.14%(assuming that the market size remains the same) Price charged per customer on average (assuming similar price for primaries and recurrence) Accommodation = $ 111 * 4 (4 days)= $ 444 Surgery cost <Tab/><Tab/&gt…
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…, it was decided. The only way to permanently solve this problem would be to remove her spleen. It was a 75% chance that this would completely keep her from coming in every two weeks, and the surgery was supposed to be relatively common and simple, but the prospect…
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