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Optimal time allocation of an orthopedic surgeon
... the orthopedic chain: knee, spine, hip, upper extremity, child, and knee and ...One orthopedic surgeon can treat patients from different ...for orthopedic patients (see Table ...
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Sonographic evaluation of the post operative rotator cuff: Does tendon thickness matter?
... an orthopedic surgeon to de- termine: pre- and post-operative patient pain (via Constant-Murley scale), night time pain, maximum force production by the affected arm (in pounds), and range of motion ...
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Over view of various infection control activities conducted by hospital infection control committee at KIMS
... an orthopedic surgeon, a senior microbiologist as a member secretary, a surgical gastroenterologist, a physician, a pulmonologist, a microbiologist, three intensivists, a senior infection control nurse ...
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A review of the foot function index and the foot function index – revised
... American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society; CTT: Classical test theory; EMBASE: Excerpta Medica Database; FFI: Foot Function Index; FFI- R: Foot Function Index Revised; EBM: Elly Budiman-Mak; FFI-R L: Foot ...
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The comparison effects of 12 weeks treatment of Williams and Pilates exercise on chronic low back pain
... This study focused on treatment and improving the chronic low back pain, and due to terms of the nature and method research component is a quasi-experimental with pre-test and post-test study. In this clinical trial 30 ...
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The impact of a daily pre-operative surgical huddle on interruptions, delays, and surgeon satisfaction in an orthopedic operating room: a prospective study
... the orthopedic surgeon asking the staff if there were any further questions or concerns at the end of the ...the surgeon completed the questionnaire (Figure 1) after the final case of the day, noting ...
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Qualitative evaluation of a form for standardized information exchange between orthopedic surgeons and occupational physicians
... the orthopedic surgeon filled out the form without an information request from the occupational physician, in the same way as the letter they normally send to the general ...ipating orthopedic ...
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An Interview with Dr Steve Budsberg
... an orthopedic surgeon at the University of Georgia, USA, is a past president and charter member of the Evidence-base Veterinary Medical Association and on the program committee for Veterinary Evidence ...
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Is computer-assisted total knee replacement for beginners or experts? Prospective study among three groups of patients treated by surgeons with different levels of experience
... a surgeon experienced in both knee replacement (more than 70 TKRs/year) and computer-navigated (more than 250 CAS- TKRs implanted) ...The surgeon for group B patients was experienced in knee replacement ...
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The digital operating room and the surgeon
... to review an intervention which can be useful when faced with a complication. It permits to debrief an operation afterwards which can improve surgery as Doyen described more than 100 years ago. Medicolegally, it can be ...
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Application of Pedagogical Perspectives in the Teaching and Training of New Cataract Surgeons—A Literature Based Essay
... teaching surgeon is involved in the selection of new trainees ...ching surgeon gives advice about suitable sources of knowledge—books, clinical guidelines and preferred prac- tice pattern documents, user ...
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Analysis of patient flows for orthopedic procedures using small area analysis in Switzerland
... defines orthopedic hospital service areas (HSA O s) that use Swiss orthopedic discharge data from ...only orthopedic procedures for the years 2000–2002, but with much more patient informa- tion as ...
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Surgeon, staff, and patient radiation exposure in minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion: impact of 3D fluoroscopy based navigation partially replacing conventional fluoroscopy: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
... the surgeon and is measured by dosimeter ...assistant surgeon, scrub nurse, anesthetist, patient, and C-arm as well as radiation exposure in relation to the body mass index of the ...
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EDUCATION
... quate training in the area of common pediatric orthopedic problems. This year a special session of the Orthopedic Clinic is. being operated in the Pediatric Outpatient Department, so as [r] ...
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ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY AND RESISTANCE PATTERN IN ORTHOPEDIC INFECTIOUS CASES OF A TERTIARY CARE TEACHING HOSPITAL
... A total of 16 cases with confirm orthopedic infection was identified and documented during three months of observation period. Out of 16 cases, male were predominant than female & constituted 93.75% and 6.25% ...
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SPECIAL ISSUE ON INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR DYNAMIC AND EQUIABLE SOCIETIES
... This term means concomitant impairments (such as intellectual disability-blindness, intellectual disability-orthopedic impairment, etc.), the combination of which causes severe educational needs that the child ...
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Solitary pulmonary nodule and the surgeon
... thoracic surgeon, and management is dependent on the malignant potential of the ...thoracic surgeon includes both diagnostic and surgical intervention to assist with management of the malignant ...
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The Surgeon General and the bully pulpit
... One example: In June 2005, he appeared with CDC and NIH officials and Lynn Swann of the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports at a press event to discuss obesity and the environment. It was billed as a ...
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The role of the surgeon in the management of melanoma
... The management of patients with melanoma changed considerably after SLNB was described by Morton et al.42 There now exists a reliable method for the identification and removal of the pri[r] ...
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Surgery by an Unauthorized Surgeon as a Battery
... Where a doctor obtains consent of the patient to perform one type of treatment and subsequently performs a substantially different treatment for which consent was not obtai[r] ...
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