In fact, it's resonated for me for at least 28 years, going back to a bit of hubris I demonstrated as a medical student watching a distinguished Harvard surgeon perform surgery to remove a patient's gall bladder (back
before laparoscopic surgery and keyhole incisions became the norm).
Not exact matches
I saw my fertility doctor and scheduled my third
laparoscopic surgery to clear my endometriosis (I had
surgery before each pregnancy).
In this analysis we did not include patients without hernias, those who withdrew their consent
before undergoing
surgery, those who at the time of
surgery were found to be poor candidates for general anaesthesia, and those who did not undergo the assigned operation because of a misunderstanding resulting in an unplanned open or
laparoscopic repair.21