The phrase "after surgeon" is not correct and lacks context to be usable in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing events or actions that occur following a surgical procedure or the involvement of a surgeon.
Example: "The patient felt much better after surgeon had completed the operation."
Alternatives: "following the surgeon" or "post-surgery".
In Laurie Halse Anderson's best-selling "Wintergirls," about a dangerously anorexic high school senior, the mom is a sought-after surgeon too pressed to notice that her malnourished daughter is a bit shorter than she was four years earlier.
The 36-year-old is recovering after surgeons implanted the world's first wholly lab-grown organ into his body.
He was bleeding rapidly, and even after surgeons repaired some of his wounds, it looked as if he was going to die for lack of blood.
MAJERUS UNDERGOES FOLLOW-UP HEART PROCEDURE: Utah Coach Rick Majerus underwent a follow-up heart procedure yesterday in Salt Lake City, a day after surgeons cleared two blocked arteries.
Only a day after surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic introduced the woman who received the uterus transplant, they announced the procedure had failed following a sudden complication.
Adding to the complexity is that after surgeons remove a prostate, pathologists look at it through a microscope for malignant cells.
The man, Krishna Thompson, a Wall Street banker from Central Islip, was in critical but stable condition a day after surgeons removed his leg just above the knee, said Dr. Namias Nicholas at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
An 8-year-old boy was in critical condition today after surgeons worked through the night to reattach his arm, which was bitten off by a seven-foot shark.
She was moved to the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology in Rawalpindi a day after surgeons in the provincial capital Peshawar successfully removed a bullet that had passed through her head and lodged in her shoulder.
