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unhonestlymirror · 3 months

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Shigeto Ikeda - a Japanese doctor who is considered the "father" of fiberoptic bronchoscopy. He graduated from Keio University Faculty of Medicine in 1952 and entered the Department of Thoracic Surgery. In 1966, he developed the first in the world flexible bronchoscope.

#sexyman of the day #medicine #shigeto ikeda #bronchoscopy #bronchoscope #thoracic surgery

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balajihospital · 9 days

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Balaji Hospital | Contact Us for Expert Healthcare Services

Balaji Hospital's Contact Us connects patients & visitors with their dedicated healthcare team, offering phone numbers & email addresses focusing on satisfaction

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symbiosis-online-publishing · 2 months

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Cardiothoracic Excellence: American Journal Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery

Welcome to the American Journal of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, a premier publication dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the fields of cardiovascular and thoracic surgery. Our journal serves as a leading platform for surgeons, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share groundbreaking research, innovative surgical techniques, and clinical advancements.

Covering a comprehensive range of topics, from cardiac surgery and vascular procedures to thoracic surgery and heart transplantation, the journal publishes original research articles, reviews, and case studies that contribute to the evolving landscape of cardiovascular and thoracic medicine. We prioritize manuscripts that showcase advancements in surgical procedures, perioperative care, and outcomes assessment, fostering continuous improvement in patient outcomes.

Our esteemed editorial board, comprised of leading experts in cardiothoracic surgery, ensures a rigorous peer-review process, upholding the highest standards of scientific integrity. With a commitment to global collaboration, we provide open access to our content, facilitating the dissemination of knowledge and fostering international partnerships.

The American Journal of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery invites researchers, clinicians, and surgical professionals to contribute to our dynamic community. Whether you are exploring novel treatment modalities, investigating surgical innovations, or addressing healthcare disparities in cardiothoracic care, join us in shaping the future of cardiovascular and thoracic surgery. Together, let's advance excellence in surgical practice and improve patient outcomes in cardiothoracic medicine.

#American journal of cardiovascular surgery #journal of thoracic surgery #cardiovascular surgery journal #thoracic surgery journal #cardiovascular journal #American Journal of Cardiovascular and #Thoracic Surgery

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hcg-hospitals-hcg-network · 4 months

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Advanced Care for Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery at HCG Hospitals

Discover Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery at HCG Hospitals, Gujarat's leading multispeciality hospital. Our skilled surgeons use minimally invasive techniques for advanced heart and lung procedures, ensuring rapid recoveries.

#Cardiothoracic Surgery #Cardiovascular Surgery #Thoracic Surgery #Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery (MICS)#Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG)#Valve Surgeries (MVR #Congenital Heart Surgeries #Aortic and Pulmonary Artery Surgeries

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v-r-lifescience · 8 months

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#Thoracic Surgery Market #Thoracic Surgery #Thoraci #Surgery #Thoracic Surgery Market trends #Thoracic Surgery Market size #Thoracic Surgery Market growth

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gaurangmajumdar · 9 months

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Experienced Heart Specialist in Lucknow- Dr Gaurang Majumdar

Dr. Gaurang Majumdar is a renowned name in the field of cardiology, recognized as the best heart specialist doctor in Lucknow. With his exceptional medical expertise and compassionate approach, Dr. Majumdar has transformed the lives of countless patients. Armed with years of experience and advanced knowledge, he offers comprehensive cardiac care, from accurate diagnosis to personalized treatment plans. Dr. Majumdar's commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements ensures that his patients receive cutting-edge therapies and interventions. His unwavering dedication to patient well-being and his empathetic nature make him a trusted and highly recommended cardiologist in Lucknow. Rest assured, when you seek treatment from Dr. Gaurang Majumdar, you are in the hands of the very best.

#Cardiothoracic Doctor #heart bypass surgery #thoracic surgery #heart specialist #hospital for bypass surgery #cardiac surgery #vascular surgery #lucknow

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drharshvardhanpuri2 · 11 months

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Video Assisted Thoracic Surgery or VATS Surgery in Gurgaon and Delhi, India

Minimally Invasive Thoracic Surgery can be done via Robotic Surgery or Video Assisted Thoracic Surgery (VATS) in Gurgaon and Delhi. Dr. Harsh Vardhan Puri is one of the best keyhole surgeons in Delhi and Gurgaon, India.

#VATS Surgery in Delhi #VATS Surgery in Gurgaon #VATS Surgery #Video Assisted Thoracic Surgery #best keyhole surgeon #keyhole surgery #thoracic surgery #VATS Surgery in India

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carefreehealth · 11 months

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"Dr. George Karimundackal is a highly experienced thoracic surgeon in Mumbai who specializes in minimally invasive procedures. He has over 15 years of expertise in the field and was previously Professor of Thoracic Surgery at Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai. Currently he is Director of Thoracic Surgery at Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital. He leads a dedicated team of specialists providing comprehensive care for a range of chest diseases. He is renowned for his expertise in complex surgeries of the airways, lungs, esophagus and other organs in the chest. Dr. George has successfully performed over a 1,000 thoracoscopic(VATS) and robotic surgeries and is considered the best thoracic surgeon in Mumbai."

#Thoracoscopic surgeon in Mumbai #Thoracic Surgeon in Mumbai #RATS #VATS #Thoracic Surgery #thoracoscopic(VATS)#robotic surgeries

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vidpoker11 · 1 year

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Latest update on my lung cancer situation ...

Latest update on my lung cancer situation …

First, I have to apologize to you for the long lag time in updates. One of my initial complaints when I first learned that I had lung cancer was that I kept having procedures, but never seemed to get any fresh information on my condition. Now, I see that I have not updated you all since December 22. Sorry. You can refresh yourself here: What you can learn from my lung cancer on my last post…

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#lung cancer #thoracic surgery #VATS

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symbiosisonlinepublishing · 1 year

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Cardiology can be treated with medications like (ACE) Inhibitors, Diuretics and also by Surgical methods Visit: https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.com/thoracic-and-cardiovascular-surgery/

#cardiology #journal of cardiology #cardiologic #Journals #medication #thoracic surgery #surgery #symbiosis #Journal #OnlinePublications #Publications

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balajihospital · 10 days

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Balaji Hospital | Nephrology Specialists for Kidney Diseases

Balaji Hospital's Nephrologist providing expert care for kidney health & diseases including diagnostic tests & advanced treatments like dialysis & transplantation

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hospitalrecruiting · 1 year

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Surgeons are the highest paid physicians on average. Here are the three highest-paying physician specialties and the average salary for each.

#physician #healthcare #doctor #neurosurgery #thoracic surgery #orthopedics #orthopedic surgery #medical news #hospital recruiting

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docresa · 15 days

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Today I had the best time volunteering for a teaching project (which is led by our chief vascular surgeon).

That is, apart from the fact that we ran into some of our abdominal surgery attendings, who gave me a massive (verbal) side-eye for technically hanging out with the vascular surgeons in my free time. (Some of them don’t really see eye to eye, both medically and personally).

And I’m soooo sick of it, can’t I just try to figure out what I eventually want to do with my career without having to navigate a social and political minefield?

#yes I am technically an abdominal surgery resident #but since we are a general surgery department we do both thoracics and vascular as well #and both have been pursuing me to switch to their respective subspecialties #it’s putting a lot of stress on me tbh #because there are a lot of expectations #and I’m a stupid little people pleaser and I don’t want to disappoint anyone #and also I get excited by so many things #I get excited by pancreatic surgery as much as aortic surgery #though I’m at a point in my training where I do neither #which is ok btw #but how am I going to figure this out?#especially if everything I dip a toe in one department the other two get offended #and also there are some co-residents who would be very happy to have less competition in their respective fields #so there‘ll always be comments there as well #if anyone has any advice #please let me know #this is stressing me out #(and yes I do realize that this a very first world problem)#it’s still stressing me out though #and there is sooo much to finding a good mentor #I probably overthink this wayyyy to much #but yeah #After two weeks of actual vacation #(like actually being on another continent doing something completely unrelated)#my brain took the first best thing to cling to #sigh #resa rambles #residency #medblr #surgery

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cuddleswinchester · 1 year

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Dropping some Charles lore that I cannot work into any of my fic because the main problem is him and his parents not Talking to Each other:

So we know there’s a Distance between them. And we know even by the time Charles is around 30 he can only refer to what happened to Timmy as ‘the accident.’ They have never told him otherwise. We know Charles’ response to genuinely being harmed (not just his whining) is to be silent. I wonder where that comes from!

I think Timmy must’ve had a heart defect, I wouldn’t expect them at the time to recognize exactly What, but they knew at the very least it wasn’t an Accident.

Honoria’s stutter probably came as the result of a childhood streptococcus infection, which was the common cause around the time she was growing up. Charles had two sickly little siblings depending on him and no answers coming from his parents, no doctors to be seen visiting the house because it might Scare the Children. Well, too late for that.

We know Charles’ dad is not a doctor. I think this is a path Charles pursues on his own (even though he’s pushed toward Harvard I still think he set out to go to medical school.) He wanted answers. Generally we know he wants to understand how things feel and what is happening. He develops this Forbidden special interest in death when he’s Way too young (see also, his butterfly collection) but they don’t want to talk about it so it just Develops. I think his parents resent doctors almost implicitly. A doctor couldn’t do anything for Little Timothy except say ‘this is incurable’ and ‘here’s how to make your son comfortable’ which are horrible things to have to hear as a parent. Even treating Honoria’s infection does not return her speech to the way it was developing prior to her falling ill. What good is a doctor, anyway? And there we have the distance that stays between Charles and his parents for the rest of his life.

They’re content to brag about their son at parties etc, he’s the Head of a Department at the hospital. Isn’t that nice for him. And Charles’ obsession with understanding death so he can prevent it. Except he can’t always prevent it. And the cycle continues.

(Naturally I thought he hadn’t suffered enough in the narrative and the heart defect would be something he’d pass on to a child. Then he finally has a reason to confront his parents about it, too.)

#charles emerson winchester iii #death tw #mash #i have so many Arguments for him to have with them #and they just never make it into my stories bc these people don’t Talk #why does he do thoracic surgery if not for his fascination with Death and the heart stopping #don’t worry! i give him a lovely happy family after All This!!!

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1ikeavirgil · 9 months

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Surgery Help

I’m undergoing surgery this august to help deal with my endometriosis. For those who might not know, endometriosis is a lovely disease of the afab reproductive system in which the inner lining of the uterus grows elsewhere in the body. This leads to a whole host of things, but for me means chronic widespread pain.

I have been in and out of doctors offices and urgent care due to my symptoms. I spent Thursday in the ER because of my symptoms, and have had a low grade fever and infection symptoms purely because of the stress on my body. There is a high likelihood that there is tissue pressing on my sciatic nerve and causing issues in my legs.

I have a surgery scheduled to deal with any abdominal endometrial tissue, but my insurance won’t cover all of it. I’m trying to raise money to cover the rest. This likely won’t be my only surgery, as there is some indication of it being in my diaphragm.

Anything helps

#donate if you can #donations #surgery #endometriosis #thoracic endometriosis #chronic pain #chronic illness #fundraising

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pintsizeginger · 8 months

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Yesterday was my birthday!

In the past I typically love celebrating my birthday! That normally involves either game nights with friends or a fun trip. Last year and now this year due to health issues those things have been difficult to do.. Last year I was fresh out of surgery and this year I'm just a few days away from a major surgery. Because I can't do much to celebrate I figured I would share my wishlist for surgery recovery items. Since I have fibromyalgia I need all the recovery help I can get! I'm so ready for the surgery but I also know that recovery is going to be rough!

The wishlist link is here

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/21DWNBKK7SDHD?ref_=wl_share

And if you don't want to use Amazon, my PayPal and Venmo are both @SelinaMariaA and CashApp is $SelinaMAngotti

The reason for the surgery is that after having reoccurring blood clots we discovered that I have Venous Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (vTOS). So to allow my veins to work properly I'm having decompression surgery, which will be removing my first rib on the problem side and possibly removing muscle, and I will probably need vein repair too. It's been hard dealing with this, my arm and shoulder has been just getting worse and worse. I'm so thankful that my hematologist recognized it for what it is!

#surgery #surgery prep #ginger #selfie #my face #me #redhair #feeling cute #Venous Thoracic Outlet Syndrome #vTOS #rib resection #vein repair #birthday #birthday girl #wishlist #my health journey #my medical journey #TOS #Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

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