"arrange surgeries" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to organize or schedule surgeries for others. Example: I am the hospital administrator and my main responsibility is to arrange surgeries for patients who require medical procedures.
Charlie, meanwhile, has been declared ward of court and is being cared for at the Aboim Ascensão orphanage in Faro, where efforts are being made to arrange surgery on his cleft lip and palate, which make feeding difficult.
Do not arrange surgery the same day as a big dinner party in the evening, as having a large group of people around will not be relaxing for your dog.
He said he also arranged surgery for people who had iris color surgery and needed urgent help.
At the moment they're only equipped to help arrange individual surgeries for a small number of women, but their hope is through support of their "Adopt a Clitoris" program they can establish an initial "Pleasure Hospital" in Burkina Faso to perform the operation and from there branch outwards.
Some doctors have urged his brothers to arrange valve surgery, which they say would cost about $10,000, in a big city like Shanghai.
Although the patient had significant physical disability, he had managed to arrange for surgery by the urologist.
Some doctors arranged makeshift surgeries in private homes.
He said that although he had arranged the surgeries, it had not been his responsibility to ensure that the patients gave proper consent.
Dr. Peress, who arranged the surgeries and whose license was revoked, assailed the State Health Department and the lawsuit, saying he was being demonized after trying to help a group of "poor souls".
The account of the operations is emerging only now in the wake of a lawsuit brought against the home this month on behalf of the 24 residents and the state's recent decision to revoke the medical license of one urologist who arranged the surgeries and to suspend the license of another who performed them.
