Sentence examples for abdominal surgeons from inspiring English sources
"As a non-vital organ transplant, we are at the back of the queue – and that's right and proper," says Smith. "The cardiothoracic people retrieve the heart and lungs, then the abdominal surgeons retrieve the liver, kidneys and sometimes the small bowel and pancreas.
These patients are often referred to thoracic surgeons for "esophagogastric junction" cancers rather than to abdominal surgeons for "proximal gastric" cancers.
Abdominal surgeons diagnosed him as having acute exacerbation of CMI, and they consulted us for mesenteric revascularization for the first time.
Wertheim's operation was pioneered in Britain by abdominal surgeons: Cuthbert Lockyer of London's Samaritan Free Hospital, and Victor Bonney and Comyns Berkeley of the Middlesex Hospital.
It may be that such a model could prove to be optimal also for peritoneal access, the interventional nephrologists taking care of first implantation in cases without expected complications or adhesions and abdominal surgeons performing the access in demanding cases necessitating laparoscopy, adhesiolysis, hernia repair, cholecystectomy, and other cases necessitating general anaesthesia.
His father was an abdominal surgeon in private practice in Boston.
He was born in Kunming, China, where his father was a statistics professor and his mother an abdominal surgeon.
For years to come the abdominal surgeon besought the anesthetist to deepen the level of anesthesia and thus relax the abdominal muscles; the anesthetist responded to the best of his ability, acutely aware that the deeper he went, the closer the patient was to death.
All patients were examined by an experienced sports medicine physician, an abdominal surgeon and two radiologists in a blinded manner.
All patients were examined by an experienced sports medicine physician and an abdominal surgeon in a blinded manner.
Why should the gastroenterologist and the abdominal surgeon perform ultrasonography on their own in their acute and routine patients?
