At some dialysis centres (including the author's) there are a long-term experience and positive results with divided care for establishment of vascular access for HD between interventional nephrologists and vascular surgeons (the bulk of operations being performed by interventional nephrologists [ 38]).
And it's clear at this conference that the bulk of participants are indeed not plastic surgeons but run-of-the-mill obstetricians and gynaecologists who see this as their passport out of traditional practice.
By the start of the 20th century, abdominal surgery, which provided the general surgeon with the bulk of his work, had grown beyond infancy, thanks largely to Billroth.
If surgical oncology is to provide leadership in contemporary multidisciplinary cancer care, we must embrace those surgeons who are providing the bulk of cancer surgery.
Instead, these therapies might serve to limit the recurrence of tumours, or to kill stray cancer cells left over after the bulk of a tumour has been removed by the surgeon's knife.
Since the limits of the pterygium body was defined clinically by the surgeon, we were uncertain if the bulk of the pterygium body was available for immunohistology.
In New York, the disparity is even greater: of approximately 500 board-certified plastic surgeons, only 12 are women, and only about half of those spend the bulk of their time practicing cosmetic surgery.
Ortiz's office decided to withdraw the bulk of the charges shortly after the opening statements, when it became clear that some of the surgeons the government claimed Stryker had defrauded were actually prepared to testify on the company's behalf, according to Law 360.
The bulk of the letters are to either his wife, Mary, who remained in New York, or his son, Henry Ling Taylor, who was also an orthopedic surgeon.
The bulk of it went to Russia.
