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| are rarely seen in developed countries where | surgical abortion is legal and available. |
| The risk for | surgical abortion is around 0.23% and for medical abor |
| The advantages of medical abortion over | surgical abortion include reduced invasiveness of the |
| ERPC for incomplete miscarriages and D&E for | surgical abortion (deliberate termination). |
| ter abortion are contraindicated to undertake | surgical abortion unless ultrasonography is immediatel |
| sed to dilate the cervix in preparation for a | surgical abortion, particularly in the second trimeste |
| Rusanov studied medicine at the Medical and | Surgical Academy in St. Petersburg, where he became in |
| ng program, and was decorated three times for | surgical accomplishment. |
| Parabiosis is the | surgical act of artificially creating conjoined twins |
| The Nicholson Center for | Surgical Advancement |
| orth London hospital and Holby City's general | surgical advisor, as research for the role. |
| where for the first time in the literature a | surgical aesthetic is prescribed. |
| s relating to circumcision and other forms of | surgical alteration of the genitals including alternat |
| As opposed to | surgical amputation of the limbs, dismemberment is oft |
| is able to convince the parents to consent to | surgical amputation. |
| nd anticonvulsant properties, and was used in | surgical anaesthesia in the 1950s, plus the frequent a |
| barbiturates which are used for induction of | surgical anaesthesia, although it is now less common a |
| ects, and was used primarily for induction in | surgical anaesthesia. |
| till used in veterinary medicine for inducing | surgical anaesthesia. |
| It is currently under development for use in | surgical anasthesia, mainly administered by intratheca |
| Allen became professor of descriptive and | surgical anatomy and pathology in 1883, and Halford to |
| In 1909 he was habilitated for | surgical anatomy at Budapest, and in 1914 attained the |
| Surgical Anatomy for Students, 1891 | |
| Surgical Anatomy of the Liver Revisited. | |
| led surgeon and renowned for his knowledge of | surgical anatomy. |
| oth lab-based and point-of-care devices), and | surgical and interventional device manufacturers. |
| State-of-the-art diagnostic, | surgical and critical care units. |
| ars experience in all specialties relating to | surgical and dermatologic medicine. |
| providing a wide range of emergency, medical, | surgical and maternity services to its users. |
| experience in the London hospitals, attended | surgical and medical lectures, and made a contact, wit |
| Institute is a 82-bedded centre with Medical, | Surgical and Radiation Oncology departments as well as |
| It is not intended for use with | surgical and medicinal approaches to weight management |
| opularly known) offers comprehensive medical, | surgical and psychiatric care as well as complete emer |
| tween die grinders, rotary tools, and various | surgical and dental drills. |
| keting of prescription pharmaceutical brands, | surgical and medical devices. |
| Surgical and training expenses are thought to have amo | |
| t, he joined the Confederates as an agent for | surgical and medical supplies. |
| , the emphasis in story lines was more on his | surgical and personality shortcomings than on his sanc |
| Surgical and Radiological Sciences | |
| Minor | surgical and medical procedures |
| pansion to significantly increase outpatient, | surgical, and emergency care space, as well as increas |
| e 1970s to include divisions in patient care, | surgical, and patient protection products. |
| muscular-blocking drugs, used adjunctively in | surgical anesthesia to facilitate endotracheal intubat |
| oped in the 1950s and investigated for use in | surgical anesthesia, however it was never commercialis |
| cted in a cohort of 63 US patients undergoing | surgical anesthesia. |
| ns in North America to employ chloroform as a | surgical anesthetic, a procedure he first performed on |
| , and proposed to bring forward a Medical and | Surgical Appliances (Advertisement) Bill. |
| has all the major departments in clinical and | surgical areas. |
| More of a maverick | surgical artist than a doctor, Benway lacks a conscien |
| eturn from Afghanistan, Nesbitt worked in the | Surgical Assessment Unit at the Military Hospital Unit |
| Afterwards he was a | surgical assistant to Friedrich Trendelenburg (1844-19 |
| Afterwards he was a | surgical assistant in Bonn, and in 1873-74 was an assi |
| other doctors of the Mississippi Medical and | Surgical Association (MMSA), the state's largest and o |
| he American College of Surgeons, Southeastern | Surgical Association, and the Kentucky State Medical A |
| In 1946 he was President of the American | Surgical Association, and continued as Professor of su |
| o a co-founder of the Mississippi Medical and | Surgical Association. |
| 62 Cope was elected President of the American | Surgical Association. |
| Leland Orser as Dr. Lucien Dubenko - | Surgical Attending Physician |
| ed when Belial mauls Hal, the sight of him in | surgical attire causing him to remember his original s |
| so be used to boost the radiation dose to the | surgical bed after mastectomy or lumpectomy. |
| Because there is no one on the | surgical bed, there is no soul to complete the exchang |
| 's laboratory, where Betty lies fastened to a | surgical bed. |
| Caesarean section or C-section is | surgical birth through the wall of the abdomen. |
| lleys, straps, clamps, leg spreader bars, and | surgical blades and saws. |
| many European countries due to concerns about | surgical bleeding and stomach ulcers after surgery. |
| lding and University Tower - is linked to the | Surgical Block of the original Royal Infirmary buildin |
| The products include | surgical blood salvage (or "autotransfusion") devices, |
| than the one identified at birth but without | surgical body modification, even though she herself un |
| eer in the field of adjunctive treatments for | surgical cancer patients. |
| eliver specialist health services and develop | surgical capacity in Asia and the Pacific. |
| It is today the largest provider of pediatric | surgical care in the developing world. |
| n wards, providing General and Cardiothoracic | surgical care respectively. |
| vices include adult and pediatric medical and | surgical care and an urgent care clinic. |
| He is the co-author of | Surgical Care of the Elderly (1988), The Care of the S |
| al referral centre for paediatric medical and | surgical care for Children below 12 years of age. |
| General medical and | surgical care |
| rs and large surgery center companies such as | Surgical Care Affiliates. |
| In term of | surgical care, excision of lesions and affected areas |
| ar away as Boston) to avail themselves of his | surgical care. |
| nce providing the highest quality medical and | surgical care.” |
| nergic treatment medications, or seen in some | surgical cases, when too high a dose of a cholinestera |
| ism both as a means of producing analgesia in | surgical cases, and as a method of treatment for medic |
| ion of hormonal treatment, unless chemical or | surgical castration has occurred, though for many tran |
| alutamide is combined with an LHRH agonist or | surgical castration then the elevation of estrogen lev |
| , being equipped with emergency facilities, a | surgical center, and indoor and outdoor rehabilitation |
| Furthermore, surgeons in six | surgical centers located in USA and Europe reported fi |
| Only a few | surgical centers in the world perform, experimentally, |
| yal Cambodian Armed Forces and the Children's | Surgical Centre. |
| ister was scheduled to remain as a specialist | surgical centre. |
| f ward staff, and so three new Cardiothoracic | surgical characters were created - Consultant Elliot H |
| overnment financing for physician's services, | surgical charges, drugs, nursing home costs, x-ray and |
| Bell kept a busy schedule as | surgical chief and administrative superintendent at th |
| y, their abdomens sliced open and pinned with | surgical clamps exposing their glistening innards and |
| ion remained in Vienna as an assistant at the | surgical clinic of Johann von Dumreicher (1815-1880). |
| nted Professor of Surgery and Director of the | Surgical Clinic at Halle where he remained until retir |
| ter the war he was appointed professor at the | surgical clinic at the University of Heidelberg. |
| In 1842 Schuh became head of the second | surgical clinic at the University of Vienna. |
| In 1854 Esmarch became director of the | surgical clinic at Kiel, and in 1857 head of the gener |
| rted his career as an assistant doctor in the | Surgical Clinic of the clinic of Halle University. |
| Founder, Ulster | Surgical Club |
| nd collaboration in the global cardiothoracic | surgical community through Internet resources. |
| ic ophthalmic surgery in a mission to prevent | surgical complications such as endophthalmitis. |
| Injuries to the eye such as | surgical complications, distorted corneal implants, as |
| llman died in a Macon, Georgia hospital after | surgical complications. |
| Hecht serves as the spine | surgical consultant to the New York Jets, the New York |
| ril 15, 1981, after accepting a position as a | surgical consultant with a hospital outside of the Yuk |
| ospital in episode "Rogue Males" as a General | Surgical Consultant. |
| , he was on military leave as a member of the | Surgical Consultants' Division in the Office of the Su |
| She was Vice-President of United States | Surgical Corporation (USSC) (headed by her husband, Le |
| of Surgeons of Edinburgh is one of the oldest | surgical corporations in the world. |
| of maxillofacial distraction osteogenesis and | surgical correction of hemifacial microsomia. |
| iofacial and skeletal deformities may require | surgical correction, using techniques including bone g |
| People of this village work in | Surgical cotton industries. |
| nt, he had two rhinoplastic surgeries and the | surgical creation of a cleft in his chin. |
| thopedic surgery, pediatric surgery, surgery, | surgical critical care, vascular surgery, & hospice an |
| stic radiology, pediatric radiology, surgery, | surgical critical care, pediatric surgery, vascular su |
| Endocrinology, Pediatric Infectious Diseases, | Surgical Critical Care Medicine, Vascular Intervention |
| dure", an operation adopted worldwide for the | surgical cure of many thousands of patients with epile |
| Sometimes this | surgical cut may extend to involve the perineal body a |
| rooms and two ultra sound suites, medical and | surgical day units, a medical unit including stroke re |
| Surgical daycare | |
| In 1883 he became chief physician of the | surgical department at the Marienkrankenhaus in Hambur |
| In 1875 he was in charge of the | surgical department at the Friedrichshain Hospital in |
| years as a Major in the U.S. Army, leading a | Surgical Department at McDonald Army Hospital. |
| , Yudin was invited to become chairman of the | surgical department at the institute of emergency aid |
| dorf Hospital, and in 1888 became head of its | surgical department. |
| ught removal of his power, Harrow implanted a | surgical device to extort him into theft. |
| in 1960, became the first minimally invasive | surgical device. |
| rkets reconstructive joint devices and spinal | surgical devices in the United States. . |
| the museum hosts an exceptional collection of | surgical, diagnostic and physiological instrumentation |
| e, and offers a broad range of acute medical, | surgical, diagnostic, outpatient, support and wellness |
| l prostaglandins like misoprostol are used in | surgical dilation, as well as to induce labor, and nat |
| There, he became the | surgical director of pediatric cardiac and lung transp |
| Rhinology concerns itself with medical and | surgical diseases of the nasal passages as well as par |
| subcutaneous operations such as tenotomy, the | surgical division of a tendon. |
| He was named the president of the | surgical division in 1935. |
| During World War II he was head of the | surgical division of the RAF hospital at RAF Cosford. |
| ive was to reunite and digest in one body the | surgical doctrines which Desault had published in vari |
| Treatment also includes | surgical drainage of abscesses and excision of necroti |
| Surgical emphysema of intestine after gastro-enterosto | |
| Medical and | Surgical Endocrinology (1975; co-written with Professo |
| itish scientist and educator, specializing in | surgical endocrinology. |
| Pediatric Neurovascular Disease: | Surgical, Endovascular and Medical Management. |
| s is just prior to the adoption of a hygienic | surgical environment (see asepsis). |
| but even the incisions made in the "sterile" | surgical environment pose a risk. |
| he used the room in her uniform for smuggling | surgical equipment into the prisoner-of-war camp. |
| ess to medical and nursing staff, appropriate | surgical equipment and has appropriate infection contr |
| nge from media, tobacco, paper, chemicals and | surgical equipment to cotton, packaging, insurance, de |
| Harrington manufactured | surgical equipment, shoe knives and firearms. |
| on, a developer of medical implants and other | surgical equipment, has a production plant in the town |
| e drugs used for medical abortions in lieu of | surgical evacuation. |
| two grades: Vytex high ammonia (Vytex HA) for | surgical, exam and rubber gloves, catheters and balloo |
| ece Theatre staging that can either provide a | surgical examination of English society or bore the pa |
| Surgical excision of the lesions is the preferred trea | |
| Surgical excision or cryosurgery is the treatment of c | |
| ute one-sided testicular pain and may require | surgical excision to achieve relief. |
| Hemorrhoidectomy is a | surgical excision of the hemorrhoid used primary only |
| Conventional treatment of BCC involves | surgical excision, cryogenic treatment with liquid nit |
| uimod treatment, but appear to be amenable to | surgical excision. |
| He gained battle-related | surgical experience during the First Schleswig War (18 |
| He participated in the | surgical experiments carried out on concentration camp |
| osis in insects, and performed groundbreaking | surgical experiments on larvae and pupae. |
| comes across as a bumbling eccentric" but has | surgical expertise which is "second to none". |
| l suspicion is high for testicular torsion, a | surgical exploration of the scrotum is warranted. |
| uipped with 9 most modern theatres to provide | surgical facilities to patients of general surgery, gy |
| plete range of latest diagnostic, medical and | surgical facilities for the care of its patients. |
| its role as one of the nation's finest equine | surgical facilities, New Bolton Center encompasses hos |
| ng to Tulane Medical School, he served on the | surgical faculty from 1937 to 1948. |
| He then served as a medical and | surgical Fellow in retinal diseases, followed by a fel |
| or) came to the U.S. in 1993 so he could do a | surgical fellowship at the University of Utah. |
| the hospital staff with the idea of a trauma | surgical fellowship. |
| pedic surgeon, who significantly extended the | surgical field . |
| lso responsible for the supply of medical and | surgical field equipment, ambulance, and field transpo |
| Infiltration is confined to the | surgical flap interface with no posterior or anterior |
| While apparently smaller fires go unreported, | surgical flash fires have led to burn injuries and fat |
| Surgical Focus (Remix) | |
| Use of tTG as a form of | surgical glue is still experimental. |
| In 1548, he was appointed resident | surgical governor of St Bartholomew's Hospital, a post |
| This method provided improved | surgical guidance and was in fact the first developmen |
| s four core services: maternity, orthopaedic, | surgical, health assessment and health services. |
| ut it is probable that if Sidney received any | surgical help it was from the other chief surgeon whom |
| Five rankings are possible, following the | surgical hierarchy: Chief of Surgery, Attending, Chief |
| ere he was the chief surgeon of a Mobile Army | Surgical Hospital unit in the Korean War. |
| nder Johann von Dumreicher (1815-1880) at the | surgical hospital in Vienna. |
| Corps from 1967-1968 working at a Mobile Army | Surgical Hospital (M.A.S.H.) during the Vietnam War. |
| feestkliniek (English: Centenary Clinic) is a | surgical hospital in Antwerp, Belgium. |
| The | Surgical Hospital of Jonesboro also has a full service |
| The | Surgical Hospital of Jonesboro has 12 large private in |
| the country's history, including Mobile Army | Surgical Hospital (MASH)-like mega-clinics that took o |
| A mobile Army | surgical hospital team, U.S. Air Force tactical air co |
| plays a surgeon and commander of Mobile Army | Surgical Hospital (MASH) 66, with Allyson playing a ne |
| The | Surgical Hospital of Jonesboro is a state of the art s |
| ls Memorial Hospital is a general medical and | surgical hospital located in Harvey, Illinois, a south |
| r studying hemorrhagic fever at a Mobile Army | Surgical Hospital, serving from 1952 to 1954. |
| ion center, community hospitals, a short-stay | surgical hospital, a long term acute care hospital, nu |
| Acting Attorney General during the March 2004 | surgical hospitalization of John Ashcroft, refused to |
| unded in the fighting and who came to the two | surgical hospitals supported by the ICRC and the Somal |
| Stout was a | surgical house-officer at Roosevelt Hospital in New Yo |
| nded by an 1826 article in The Lancet titled ' | Surgical Humbug' that ruthlessly criticised his work, |
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