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…. The most common surgery to fix these problems was amputation. Over seventy five percent of the surgeries preformed during the Civil War were amputations. Because three out of the four wounded in the Civil War were wounded in the extremities, amputation became…

…article, a patient should undergo surgery as soon as possible to remove the aneurysm. A ruptured cerebral aneurysm is a "life threatening-condition" that "affects 25 to 30 thousand people in the United States each year. One out of every 10 dies before…

…. This occupation benefits the doctor through a feeling of personal gratification while receiving a great education. The community benefits through his or her help relieving the pain accompanied by surgery. Becoming an anesthesiologist involves extensive education…

…to the hospital right then and this was the last time I ever saw anything from my right eye. I spent two weeks in the hospital were I had three surgeries. The first one to remove the fragment and my lens and after this I would still have my eye, but I would only…

…with all these tests there are skin biopsies, chest x-rays, bone scans and blood tests, to test for cancer too. With your diagnosis of breast cancer your treatment options include - radiation, drug therapy and surgery. Radiation therapy use x-rays…

…and it will be drawn to the tumor. Through this the doctor can determine the area of the tumor. A doctor may perform various types of surgery if cancer is found in the breast. . One option is a lumpectomy or removal of the cancerous tumors or mastectomy, which…

…attacks, surgery is considered. There are two types of surgical operation available: Coronary Bypass and Angioplasty. The bypass surgery is the more common, while angioplasty is relatively new and is also a minor operation. Surgery is only a "last resort…

…, the knee simply buckles and the person falls down, and can no longer bear weight. Swelling immediately sets in. The MCL is the only ligament that can heal on its own in most cases. If the ACL is left to heal on its own without surgery, the scar tissue would bond…

…the ways that the body worked during this time period. It evolved with surgeries and other studies of the human body. Several major diseases plagued the Medieval Century. However, there were also many cures, even if some of them didn’t work very well…

…for surgery are based on history of patient's injuries and physical examination. Arthroscopical surgery repair of the ACL injury is the best cure for an athlete that can usually improve stability and performance, enough for them to resume a high level of activity…