what are the types of surgery avaiable?
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There are many different types of surgery and different names for the operations. However the two main procedures are:\npartial removal of the large bowel with rejoining of the two ends of bowel so that bowel function is normal\n\npartial removal of the large bowel without rejoining of the two ends of bowel. This leaves a stoma (opening) on the abdominal wall that is fitted with a bag to collect waste and the lower end of the bowel is just sewn over leaving a stump at the rectum. This sort of operation is sometimes done initially and then the two ends are rejoined at a later date.\n\nHope this helps!
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go and see everything on the source link.\ni am not writing the answer here because there are alot of categories . i.e. treatment etc.
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http://www.commonwealthofs.com/oral_surgeons_virginia/index.asp\nCHECK OUT THIS FOR SOME NEAT INFO ON ORAL SURGERY. =O)
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Orthopedic surgery or orthopedics is the branch of surgery concerned with acute, chronic, traumatic, and overuse injuries and other disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Orthopaedic surgeons address most musculoskeletal ailments including arthritis, trauma and congenital deformities using both surgical and \nnon-surgical means. \n\na podiatrists works with the foot they themselves do the diagnosis, perscibe medicines, and do surgery.\n\nall together a podiatrist does the whole shebang they are with u from start to finish\n\ngood luck.\nps i would choose podiatrist
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Presurgical checkups (clinical check ups and  Investigations like Hemogram, ECG), Preanaesthetic checkup, Anaesthesia, Proper surgery ( Incision - surgery - closure), recovery from Anaesthesia, Post surgical care.
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What about plastic surgery?
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All surgery is surgery. It does not matter what size/weight the organ is. Hooked on FONIX worked for everyone but you.
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See excellant Wikipedia article (see source)\n# Medical imaging\n# Treatment of disease\n# Physiological Measurement Techniques\n# Radiation Protection\n# Medical Computing and Mathematics\n# Biomedical engineering
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Bypass surgery is a major operation that usually lasts between two and six hours. Pre-operative medications are often administered by mouth, muscular or subcutaneous injection, or IV. You will receive general anesthesia and be completely asleep.\nDuring bypass surgery, the chest bone is separated, and the ribs are spread apart to allow visible and physical access to the heart. In most instances, blood circulation and breathing functions will be taken over by a heart-lung machine. The cardiac surgeon uses a piece of vein or artery to form a bypass to enable blood to go around the blockage. Several blockages can be bypassed during surgery.\nGrafts:\nA graft is a blood vessel that has been created to bypass a blocked artery . It is usually taken from the internal mammary artery in the chest, the saphenous veins from the leg, or in rare instances from the radial artery in the arm. The graft is attached above and below the area in the artery where there is a blockage, so that the blood can use the new, unblocked path to flow freely to the heart.\nFrom stress tests, angiograms and intravascular ultrasounds, your doctor is able to determine exactly how much of the heart structure needs repair. Some patients undergo double, triple or even quadruple bypasses, based on their specific needs.\nDoctors have found that grafts are most successful when attached to major coronary arteries rather than smaller arterial branches. Doctors have also found better results for bypass surgery when there are discrete, localized blockages rather than a buildup of plaque throughout an artery.\nIn some cases, your blood circulation and breathing functions will be carried out by a heart-lung machine during surgery, also known as cardiopulmonary bypass. However, more coronary artery bypass surgeries are being done while the heart is still beating (called the off-pump technique). Doctors say the beating heart approach reduces the risk of neurologic injury, stroke and other complications associated with the heart-lung machine, and leads to a shorter hospital stay for patients.\nAs with any serious heart surgery, blood transfusions are necessary during bypass surgery. The blood used for your surgery will be matched by type and Rh factor, and provided by a local blood bank.\nUnless your surgery is scheduled to be performed in less than 72 hours, and if your doctor gives you permission, arrangements can be made for banking your own blood for surgery. You also may have family or friends with a compatible blood type donate blood for your surgery. The hospital, the Red Cross or blood bank can provide family members and friends with necessary information about blood donation for your surgery.\nA close family member had a quadruple by-pass,and was home in a week. He made a full  recovery.
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I've assisted in both procedures in the O.R. Banding has a worse rate of immediate complications, in my professional experience. I don't know the specific numbers, but I think that is why less doctors are offering it and more the bypass. Of course I should add that both have a decent postoperative long term risk, and that this risk can be reduced for either by finding a HIGHLY qualified surgeon.\nSorry I took so long to respond, I answered your question as I was logging out. If you want my opinion on this further just give me an email and I'll tell you more about what I know.
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When I was a Dental Assistant at Sheppard AFB (we have a residency there).  One of the residents did a presentation on performing CPR/first aid for obese and/or pregnate (sp??) individuals.\nI would also check out some new equipement (dental supply websites) for endo/oral surgery...they're usually up on top of the inovative techs.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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Surgery is another option.  You might think that's a bit extreme, but the outcome is permanent and it will improve your quality of life if it's affecting you so badly at the moment.  There are other options too, have a look at the website below.
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There are no majors for comestic surgery. You have to first go to college and take Pre-med classes if they have them. Alot of schools have Pre-med as a major or a Pre-med curriculum. If the college doesn't have this, look at the prerequisites required by most medical schools. You're basically looking at 2 years of Chemistry, Bio, Anatomy, some Physics etc. After taking all those classes you usually take your MCAT during your Junior year and then start applying for medical schools at the end of your Junior year. You won't find out if you were accepted until well into your Senior year of college. \n\nAfter all that, you go to medical school and then you take your USMLE tests. You then do one year of internship at a hospital somewhere and rotate through the different departments. After your internship you can finally choose what's called a Residency program, which will give you training in the specialization you want like cosmetic surgery. Residency programs last years depending on what kind of program you get into.
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Talk to the surgeon who is going to do your surgery. Some of them will finance if your insurance won't pay.
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Transplant Surgeon.  Traditionally, an M.D. (or D.O.) who has completed general surgical training (5 to 7 years of residency after med school) and then completed a transplant surgery fellowship (at least 3 more years in most cases).  \n\nTransplant Surgeons do both the organ harvesting from donors and the implantation of the donated organs in the recipients.
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there are too many types of cancer to list , but i think you might be asking about testical  , breast , cervical , uterine , ovarian cancers
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i suggest you see an EENT specialist. you might be needing \na surgical procedure.