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    recognized worldwide for treating many types of malignant or benign brain tumors, vascular malformations, and functional disorders like trigeminal neuralgia using specialized equipment (Mayo Clinic). It helps locate and irradiate small targets within the head and brain with very high precision and either controls the tumors so that they disappear, shrink, or stop growing. Gamma Knife Radiosurgery is called “surgery” because a result similar to a surgical procedure is created by radiation therapy

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    Health Care Interview

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    Week 4 Health Care Interview June 3, 2013 Week 4 Health Care Interview For this assignment, I am interviewing my cousin who happens to be a nurse in Arizona. The reason I picked her instead of someone local is because she was someone who I never would have thought would ever become a nurse, much less graduate from high school. She was always getting into trouble, causing trouble, and just seemed as though her life was headed nowhere. She ended up married and pregnant at 18 and a couple of

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    Surgical site infections (SSIs) are a principal source of patient illness and impermanence. Each SSI that happens is related to roughly seven to 10 supplementary postoperative hospital days, and patients with SSIs have a two to 11 times complex threat of death related to surgical patients without SSIs.3,4 Surgical site infections have now developed as the most communal and most expensive cause of health care–associated infection. Thus, hospitals and health care providers must regularly track and

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    Robot assisted surgeries are the surgical procedures that utilize a robotic system controlled by a physician or the surgeon himself via a computer. The robotic system has an attached camera to help the operator to see the organ being operated. These systems are known for their precision, accuracy, delicacy and efficient controlling options. Since their invention they have been used and are currently used in urological, neurological, endoscopic, cardiovascular and gynecological surgeries and operation

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    The pre-operative stage is an important phase in patient’s surgery process. This is the time where the patients is experiencing a lot of anxiety issues and have questions regarding the impending procedure. To help ensure good patient outcomes, it is imperative to provide complete preoperative instructions and discharge instructions (Allison & George, 2014). It is the nurses’ duty to safe guard and protects the patient’s welfare during the surgical experience. Effective preoperative preparation

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    DOI: 9/3/2014. The patient is a 30 -year-old male ironworker who sustained a work-related injury when he was struck by a moving rebar. As per operative report dated 9/3/15, the patient underwent retrograde intramedullary nail fixation, right femur and had an implant of a 380 x 11 mm nail with proximal and distal interlock screws. As per physician’s notes on 12/28/15, the patient complains of continued right knee pain. The patient also reports new pain on the side of the knee. On examination of the

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    Case Study On Medanta

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    Objective Identify and analyze the decision taken by a firm for establishing facility location for maximising its value. MEDANTA- THE MEDICITY Medanta is one of India’s largest multi super-speciality medical institutes. It is the dream project of eminent cardiac surgeon Dr. Naresh Trehan. It has the highest standards of medical care along with clinical research, education and training. It is located in Gurgaon NCR in 43 acres of land, has 1250 beds, 350 critical care beds and 45 operation theatres

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    Health Service (NHS). This initial stimulus was the Kennedy Inquiry in 2001, whereby two surgeons were disciplined for having mortality rates that exceeded the norm, and led to the reporting of surgeon-specific mortality data for all cardiothoracic surgery units in the UK (1). Following this, mounting pressures for increased transparency and disclosure within healthcare arose, stemming from instances such as the 2005 Freedom of Information Act request filed by the Guardian newspaper and the Francis

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    Laparoscopic surgery is one of the most commonly used modality in surgical technique, being performed 7.5 million surgeries annually worldwide. It is an alternative technique for carrying out many operations that have traditionally required an open approach. Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive surgery performed though small incisions. It presents benefits, compared with traditional open surgeries, including shorten recovery times; lower postoperative morbidity; allow patients to return to work and

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    Anesthesia for Conjoined Twins Conjoined twins are identical twins whose bodies are joined in utero. The occurrence is estimated to range from 1 in 50,000 to 1 in 100,000 births, with a somewhat higher occurrence in Southwest Asia and Africa. [1] The condition is more frequently found among females, with a ratio of 3:1. [2] Many are born with abnormalities incompatible with life. The overall survival rate for conjoined twins is approximately 20%. [3] Two contradicting theories exist to explain

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