![What Is Microsurgery: Overview, Benefits, And Expected Results 1 What is Microsurgery: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results](https://adoctor.org/wp-content/uploads/26809-what-is-microsurgery-overview-benefits-and-expected-results-300x225.webp)
...following surgery or treatment: Reattachment of an amputated body part Surgery involving the ear, nose, and throat Plastic surgery Cataract surgery Vasectomy Tubal ligation Treatment or surgical removal of cancerous...
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...risks. In this article, we’ll look in more detail at what happens during a urological surgery consultation and the different types of treatments available. What Is Urological Surgery? Urological surgery...
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...the lungs and other organs. Long-term effects may include: * Chronic respiratory problems (e.g., asthma, bronchitis) * Lung fibrosis (scarring of the lung tissue) * Increased risk of heart disease...
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...in which the number of skin cancer cases has increased over the last 30 years is faster than other cancers combined. There are two general types of skin cancer: non-melanoma...
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...disorders (e.g., rectal prolapse) ### Types of Colorectal Surgery Depending on the condition being treated, colorectal surgery can involve different types of procedures: * **Laparoscopic surgery:** Minimally invasive surgery performed...
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...of a serious underlying cause, such as lung cancer.[13] If cancer is suspected, diagnostic tests such as a chest X-ray, biopsy, and CT scan will be carried out.[14] Q: What...
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...or if they don’t combine surgery with radiation. Due to the risk of recurrence, doctors may closely monitor you after surgery. Risks of multiple myeloma surgery While surgery for bone...
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...type of reconstructive surgery being performed. The most common types include: Skin cancer removal – The surgical procedure performed to treat skin cancer involves the removal of any abnormal skin...
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...that are used to identify the disease in adults. The main tests used to identify asthma are: Lung function tests Lung function tests (spirometry) are primary tests used to measure...
![What Is Pediatric Pneumonia? 10 Pediatric Pneumonia](https://adoctor.org/wp-content/uploads/adoctor-conditions-29-300x158.png)
...multiple organ failure Pneumothorax, the medical term for a collapsed lung. This is when air enters the space around a person’s lungs, which can impact the lung’s ability to stay...