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Planned amputations after lower limb trauma : indications and long-term complication rates. [PDF]
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A Historic Giant Mass: Forequarter Amputation for Advanced Humeral Osteosarcoma in an Adult. [PDF]
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Neonatal Wet Gangrene With Early Auto-Amputation in a Resource-Limited Setting With Incomplete Etiologic Workup: A Case Report. [PDF]
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The Consultant Pharmacist, 2008
Approximately 134,000 amputations occur annually in the United States, resulting mostly from peripheral vascular disease. The risk of amputation increases with age, peaking among those 85 years of age and older. As a lifesaving and life-defining procedure, amputations result in physical and emotional changes affecting quality of life.
Guido R, Zanni, Jeannette Y, Wick
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Approximately 134,000 amputations occur annually in the United States, resulting mostly from peripheral vascular disease. The risk of amputation increases with age, peaking among those 85 years of age and older. As a lifesaving and life-defining procedure, amputations result in physical and emotional changes affecting quality of life.
Guido R, Zanni, Jeannette Y, Wick
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Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2015
Today we take for granted the blessing of anaesthesia and it is almost impossible for us to imagine the agonies that surgical patients underwent in the past. This description of a mastectomy, performed in 1720 by Lorenz Heister, Professor of Surgery and Anatomy in Altdorf in the republic of Nurnberg, (now part of Germany), gives a vivid idea of major ...
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Today we take for granted the blessing of anaesthesia and it is almost impossible for us to imagine the agonies that surgical patients underwent in the past. This description of a mastectomy, performed in 1720 by Lorenz Heister, Professor of Surgery and Anatomy in Altdorf in the republic of Nurnberg, (now part of Germany), gives a vivid idea of major ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1973
To the Editor.—I suggest the title of the September 1972 editorial, "The Vascular Surgeon and Amputation" be changed to "The Surgeon and Amputation." Dr. Friedmann's emphasis on rehabilitation is laudable–his inference that a low enrollment of vascular surgeons in prosthetic clinic postgraduate courses represents benightedness and disinterest of ...
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To the Editor.—I suggest the title of the September 1972 editorial, "The Vascular Surgeon and Amputation" be changed to "The Surgeon and Amputation." Dr. Friedmann's emphasis on rehabilitation is laudable–his inference that a low enrollment of vascular surgeons in prosthetic clinic postgraduate courses represents benightedness and disinterest of ...
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1975
1. The question whether amputation for lower femoral osteosarcoma should be by disarticulation of the hip or through the upper femur to leave a stump is discussed.2. Sixty-eight such patients are reviewed. Thirty were treated by disarticulation and thirty-eight by through-femur amputation.3.
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1. The question whether amputation for lower femoral osteosarcoma should be by disarticulation of the hip or through the upper femur to leave a stump is discussed.2. Sixty-eight such patients are reviewed. Thirty were treated by disarticulation and thirty-eight by through-femur amputation.3.
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