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Brazilian Butt Lift: Is It A Dangerous Cosmetic Procedure?
The most sought-after cosmetic procedure has a high mortality rate. Uncover the breakdown of the process, risks, and why it is so dangerous.
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Blind Canadian Woman, 75, Regains Vision After Bizarre 'Tooth-In-Eye Surgery'
After a decade of blindness, a 75-year-old Canadian woman regained her sight thanks to a bizarre operation that surgically implanted a tooth into her left eye socket.
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Luv Sinha Dismisses Rumours Of Dad Shatrughan Sinha's Surgery: "One Shouldn't Believe Unverified News"
Luv wrote, "In regard to my father's health I'd like to clarify that there was no surgical procedure"
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Health Ministry Allows Use Of "Leftover" Organs, Blood, Hair For Research
The Union Health Ministry has issued guidelines for the ethical use of "leftover, de-identified and anonymous" samples generated from a diagnostic or surgical procedure on patients for commercial use.
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Woman Sues Dentist For Performing Over 30 Surgical Procedures In A Visit
The dentist performed eight dental crowns, four root canals and 20 fillings in a single visit.
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Doctor Performs Lung Transplant In Chennai Despite Getting Hurt In Pune Accident
A cardiothoracic surgeon suffered injuries in an accident while travelling with a medical team in ambulance carrying harvested lungs from a hospital for transplant on a patient in Chennai and performed the lifesaving surgical procedure hours later.
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Whipple Procedure For Pancreatic Cancer: What Is It And How Is It Performed?
The Whipple procedure, also known as a pancreaticoduodenectomy, is a complex surgical technique primarily used for treating tumors located in the head of the pancreas.
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US Army Veteran Regains Sight After World's First Eye Transplant In New York
Doctors in New York have conducted what they claim to be the first-ever complete eye transplant on a man, though the restoration of his vision remains uncertain.
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Ex-Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro To Undergo 2 Surgeries For 2018 Stabbing
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro will be admitted to a Sao Paulo hospital on Monday to undergo two surgical procedures related to a 2018 stabbing, he told Reuters late on Sunday.
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Shocking Video Shows Doctor Removing 23 Contact Lenses From Patient's Eye Who "Forgot" To Take Them Off
A woman's visit to a doctor revealed an alarming quantity of contact lenses underneath her eyelid. The anonymous woman 'forgot' to remove her contact lenses before going to bed each night for 23 nights in a row.
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Next-Generation Robotic Surgery For Common & Advanced Surgical Procedures
A giant leap with next-generation robotic surgery, here's everything you need to know about it.
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Safe For Coronavirus Patients To Undergo Surgery: Centre
The Centre asserted that coronavirus patients requiring surgery need not be denied surgical intervention, saying present data indicates that such procedures are safe and not associated with higher chances of complications or deaths
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Private Hospitals, Doctors In UP Join Strike Against Centre's Ayurveda Surgery Move
Private hospitals, nursing homes and diagnostic centres in Uttar Pradesh on Friday, extended support to the strike called by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) against the centre's move allowing post graduate practitioners of Ayurveda to be trained in performing surgical procedures.
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"Khichdification": Medical Body Slams Centre's Ayurveda Surgery Move
The IMA or Indian Medical Association on Tuesday demanded withdrawal of a Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) notification authorising post-graduate Ayurveda practitioners to be trained to perform general surgical procedures, saying the move was a "khichadification", or a confused mix, of medical education and practice.
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'Khichdification' Of Medical Education, Practice: IMA On Surgery Nod For Ayurveda
IMA on Tuesday demanded withdrawal of a Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) notification authorising post-graduate Ayurveda practitioners to be trained to perform general surgical procedures, saying the move was a "khichadification", or a confused mix, of medical education and practice.
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Brazilian Butt Lift: Is It A Dangerous Cosmetic Procedure?
The most sought-after cosmetic procedure has a high mortality rate. Uncover the breakdown of the process, risks, and why it is so dangerous.
-
Blind Canadian Woman, 75, Regains Vision After Bizarre 'Tooth-In-Eye Surgery'
After a decade of blindness, a 75-year-old Canadian woman regained her sight thanks to a bizarre operation that surgically implanted a tooth into her left eye socket.
-
Luv Sinha Dismisses Rumours Of Dad Shatrughan Sinha's Surgery: "One Shouldn't Believe Unverified News"
Luv wrote, "In regard to my father's health I'd like to clarify that there was no surgical procedure"
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Health Ministry Allows Use Of "Leftover" Organs, Blood, Hair For Research
The Union Health Ministry has issued guidelines for the ethical use of "leftover, de-identified and anonymous" samples generated from a diagnostic or surgical procedure on patients for commercial use.
-
Woman Sues Dentist For Performing Over 30 Surgical Procedures In A Visit
The dentist performed eight dental crowns, four root canals and 20 fillings in a single visit.
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Doctor Performs Lung Transplant In Chennai Despite Getting Hurt In Pune Accident
A cardiothoracic surgeon suffered injuries in an accident while travelling with a medical team in ambulance carrying harvested lungs from a hospital for transplant on a patient in Chennai and performed the lifesaving surgical procedure hours later.
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Whipple Procedure For Pancreatic Cancer: What Is It And How Is It Performed?
The Whipple procedure, also known as a pancreaticoduodenectomy, is a complex surgical technique primarily used for treating tumors located in the head of the pancreas.
-
US Army Veteran Regains Sight After World's First Eye Transplant In New York
Doctors in New York have conducted what they claim to be the first-ever complete eye transplant on a man, though the restoration of his vision remains uncertain.
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Ex-Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro To Undergo 2 Surgeries For 2018 Stabbing
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro will be admitted to a Sao Paulo hospital on Monday to undergo two surgical procedures related to a 2018 stabbing, he told Reuters late on Sunday.
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Shocking Video Shows Doctor Removing 23 Contact Lenses From Patient's Eye Who "Forgot" To Take Them Off
A woman's visit to a doctor revealed an alarming quantity of contact lenses underneath her eyelid. The anonymous woman 'forgot' to remove her contact lenses before going to bed each night for 23 nights in a row.
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Next-Generation Robotic Surgery For Common & Advanced Surgical Procedures
A giant leap with next-generation robotic surgery, here's everything you need to know about it.
-
Safe For Coronavirus Patients To Undergo Surgery: Centre
The Centre asserted that coronavirus patients requiring surgery need not be denied surgical intervention, saying present data indicates that such procedures are safe and not associated with higher chances of complications or deaths
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Private Hospitals, Doctors In UP Join Strike Against Centre's Ayurveda Surgery Move
Private hospitals, nursing homes and diagnostic centres in Uttar Pradesh on Friday, extended support to the strike called by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) against the centre's move allowing post graduate practitioners of Ayurveda to be trained in performing surgical procedures.
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"Khichdification": Medical Body Slams Centre's Ayurveda Surgery Move
The IMA or Indian Medical Association on Tuesday demanded withdrawal of a Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) notification authorising post-graduate Ayurveda practitioners to be trained to perform general surgical procedures, saying the move was a "khichadification", or a confused mix, of medical education and practice.
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'Khichdification' Of Medical Education, Practice: IMA On Surgery Nod For Ayurveda
IMA on Tuesday demanded withdrawal of a Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) notification authorising post-graduate Ayurveda practitioners to be trained to perform general surgical procedures, saying the move was a "khichadification", or a confused mix, of medical education and practice.
