The Podcast by KevinMD | Podcast | April 16, 2021 “Motherhood has been the biggest gamble of my adult life thus far. How was I going to operate for 12-plus hours while 39-weeks pregnant? Where would I be when I went into labor? How would was I going to return after three weeks? How would… Read More »
Integrates gastroenterology and thoracic surgery to detail the comprehensive management of esophageal disease. Describes radiologic and functional evaluation of the esophagus, endoscopy, medical and surgical treatments, and results. Covers gastroesophageal reflux disease, tumor motility, esophageal replacement, intubation, esophageal diverticula, caustic esophageal injury, and more. Presents Dr. Hill’s renowned surgical procedures in detail!
Surgical Caps are primarily worn to prevent hair from falling onto the patient during surgery, right? But is it necessary to wear a Surgical Cap if you have no hair? According to this excerpt from a recent ASC posting, even bald professionals should protect the patient through use of a Surgical Cap. Misconception: I am… Read More »
It is evident to wear protective clothing or surgical scrubs while operating or examining a patient. Also, with the increasing awareness about health and hygiene, healthcare sectors made it mandatory to wear protective clothing for the doctors or nurses during working hours. Initially emphasis was not given on the use of surgical caps but later… Read More »