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    Paper 10/1/15 The History of Surgery We’ve come a long way in medicine but the beginning was rough and painful. But what is surgery? Surgery is a profession defined by its authority to cure by means of bodily invasion. The risks of cutting into a living human being have always been feared, the benefits have only climbed slowly up and soon started to show improvements. But the changes to surgery have proved the development of the human races ability to heal their own. Surgery today is probably no longer

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    Why Is Surgery A Surgery?

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    method of surgery because she was deemed not physically fit enough by doctors to go through the operation. So she then turned to a surgeon by the name of Gary Leiserowitz. It was going to be his first time performing this kind of operation on anyone. However, he explained the operation very clearly and had great confidence going in, which left Ms. Johnson feeling good going into the surgery. This life saving procedure would not have been possible without robotic surgery ("Robotic-assisted Surgery…”). The

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    Feedback relating to surgery included a participant expressing that they awaited a greater improvement. Research has shown that patient’s expectations after surgery involve improvements in measures that extend beyond seizure control, such as; happiness, independence, quality of life and even memory and intellectual advances (Baxendale & Thompson, 1996). Evidence for deflated expectations of surgery in adults, using pre-surgical hopes and follow up feedback has been documented in the adult population

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    Sydnee Mangette Cosmetic Surgery Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but this statement is often ignored today. Beauty is very much valued in our society today, and to become more beautiful, people look to cosmetic surgery. There are two categories of cosmetic surgery: invasive and minimally invasive surgeries. Minimally invasive surgeries, like laser hair removal, are often called surface treatments. These procedures require little time and no cuts or actual surgery procedures are performed on

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    Today, I am going to speak about laparoscopic surgery, also known as the keyhole surgery. I will talk about what it is, how it came about, how it is used and what it is used for. Laparoscopic surgery is one type of surgical method that is used to diagnose several diseases and also a kind of surgery method. Laparoscopic surgery is a surgical procedure where small incisions of 0.5-1.5cm are made and surgeons use laparoscope with a small camera and also light source to see inside the abdomen without

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    area of medicine that is focused on regarding quality of life is that of surgery. Once in-vivo, and currently video, imaging became a staple in diagnostic and therapeutic treatment, medical professionals began to realize that by inserting a simple fiber-optic endoscope through a cannula, they could explore unimaginable places otherwise seen as off-limits without invasive surgery. The laparoscopic approach to conventional surgery is a growing area of surgical practice, with new techniques and methodologies

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    What are the advantages of Laparoscopic surgery v/s Conventional surgery? In comparison to the conventional surgery, laparoscopic surgery have the following advantages 1. Small incisions –better cosmesis 2. Lesser pain - need less postoperative pain medication 3. Faster mobilization 4. Shorter hospital stay 5. Significantly faster recovery 6. Can get back to the work earlier 7. Less chances of wound infection 8. Less formation scar tissue inside the abdomen that may cause pain, or bowel obstruction

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    Surgery Simulators

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    that video games can help people in their lives is that video games help us medically. The game “surgery simulator” is a noticeable example that some people took the inspiration of to turn it into a project to help in a medical environment. A study that the Paris Descartes University worked on and used a video game concept. The work is done by Dr. Thomas Gregory , and he took similar concept to “surgery simulator” and tried something called “Oculus Rift” and it is virtual reality device at the concept

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    Telerobotic Surgeries

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    Imagine a place where robots can not only decrease mistakes, but it can also save many lives during dangerous and high risk surgeries. I have had friends and family have these procedures done, and it was helpful and successful. Telerobotic surgeries are helpful, it prevents less to no mistakes, less deaths, and makes procedures easier. There are many robots used in surgeries now. The prior robots are no longer used, but have been improved for better success rates. MRI machines were made in 1977

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    Robotic Surgery

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    bring you out a very interesting one. Most probably, many of you haven’t heard about it before: robotic surgery. Today, I would like to inform you about the definition and the types of robotic surgery, their advantages and their disadvantages. let us start by introducing robotic surgery. Defined by Allrefer.com: « Robotic surgery is a technique in which a

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