Sentences with phrase «comfortable doing the surgery»

A recent survey of 601 breast surgeons revealed that, while 95 percent were comfortable performing CPM on women with BRCA mutations, just 34 percent were comfortable doing the surgery on women of average risk.

French bulldogs require a specific type of anesthesia, so you want to talk to your vet and see if they are comfortable doing the surgery — they may refer you to a specialist nearby.

Not exact matches

If minor foot surgery would make it easier and more comfortable for one of them to get around and there were no real obstacles, why not do it?

He did this for an offense that ended up starting a true freshman at right guard and moving its center (Toa Lobendahn) to left tackle when preferred option Chuma Edoga didn't feel comfortable there, due to a surgery on his left hand.

«Although this is not the most comfortable thing for a patient to do after surgery, there may be benefit to the cartilage behind the kneecap.»

That is why Muddy Creek Animal Hospital is committed to doing everything possible to create the safest and most comfortable experience we can for surgery patients.

This is major surgery that's more risky than routine spay so it's OK to ask your vet how often he's done this surgery and if he feels comfortable with it.

If your llama doesn't appear more comfortable or defecate within 24 hours, surgery must be considered.

Two surgeries will be done on his knees in order to give him a more comfortable pep to his step!

Based on our client's pets, many of whom do not have surgery, most dogs adapt to this problem and seem reasonably comfortable, although pain relievers are sometimes necessary but have less active lifestyles and do not jump well.

If the problem is obvious in a very young puppy (less than four months) we will sometimes do surgery because at this age it is unusual to have to relocate the tibial crest and we can still cut through the bone (the femur) to remodel it with a scalpel and I am more comfortable with a scalpel than with bone saws.

If they are interested in surgery we refer them to a surgical specialist because fixing these requires some judgment calls on how far to go, that we do not feel comfortable making.

He said when I consulted him about the surgery that he has absolutely no problem referring clients to a specialist when he is not comfortable doing a procedure, but that he felt very comfortable about doing this particular surgery.

Some dogs do seem to reach a point where they are comfortable after a month or two, even without surgery.

If you can afford it, you may want to go to the vet, because the clinics do not normally offer pain pills to help keep your dog his most comfortable in the days following the surgery.

He is doing so well rehabilitating his gait after hip surgery that Dr. Carter feels comfortable scheduling his elbow surgery - the riskiest procedure he'll face - for the end of this month.

Walk dogs, walk dogs on IV fluids every two hours, make sure cages are clean, attend to patients in need, make sure animals are doing well after surgery, make patients comfortable.