Blogs Posts on "Laparoscopic Surgery"

30 Youtube.com Medical Video Channels : Youtube.com for Medical Education . by Goomedic.com on Oct 22, 2009Youtube.com is a social video network , its the most popular site in its area yet , its also owned by Google inc. , as any other popular social site , Youtube.com has also a huge set of users in medical field such as doctors or medical students . Vi...

Top 30 Youtube.com Medical Video Channels : Youtube.com for Medical Education . by Goomedic.com on Oct 22, 2009Youtube.com is a social video network , its the most popular site in its area yet , its also owned by Google inc. , as any other popular social site , Youtube.com has also a huge set of users in medical field such as doctors or medical students . Vi...

foreign gratitude by other things amanzi on Jul 21, 2009this post is also about foreign relations, but, unlike the last, this actually has to do with surgery.one thing about nelspruit is when people visit the kruger, if something goes wrong, they end up here. one such group was a european family that stop...

Gastric Sleeve Surgery in Mexico by Fabian Davila on Jun 29, 2009A young, 29-year-old woman named Carla was extremely frustrated, sad and depressed because of her weight. Like many women, Carla had endured a combination of diet plans and exercise regimes, but nothing seemed to work to take off the weight and keep...

Laparoscopic Spays Less Traumatic and Less Painful Alternative to Traditional Spays by being stray on Jun 28, 2009By performing the spay procedure laparoscopically the patient experiences less trauma and minimal pain. With the laparoscope we are able to perform the surgery with magnified views of the organs, allowing for greater precision. The ovarian ligament i...

Surgeons Using Wiis to Hone Their Skillz [For Science!] by on Jun 17, 2009We've heard of Wiis in medicine before — but now instead of handing out Nintendo's little white giant to burn victims and physical therapy patients, some doctors are using them as training tools. LiveScience reports that surgeons in training at...