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Patients in the surgical centres became much less
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By Because of economy crisis many patients postpone the planned cosmetic operations. Patients in the surgical centres became much less. The quantity of large operations has decreased more considerably, than small.
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Heart Patients Should Be Screened, Treated for Depression
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Studies show that depression is about three times more common in patients following a heart attack than in the general Potenzmittel community. Heart patients should be screened for depression, and treated if necessary. Heart patients should be screened for depression – a common condition that can profoundly affect both prognosis and quality of life -according [...]
More >>Vascular Insights Names Three Top Physicians to Advisory Board
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Vascular Insights LLC announced today that it has named three experts on vein disease to its Scientific Advisory Board. They are Jean Jerome Guex, M.D., of Nice, France; Nick Morrison, M.D., of Scottsdale, AZ; and Neil S. Sadick, M.D., of New York, NY. “We are delighted to welcome these distinguished physicians to our Board,” said [...]
More >>Intestine lining could replace gastric surgery
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OBESE people who are contemplating gastric surgery may soon have access to a non-invasive alternative. A U.S. company is developing a removable liner for the intestine that mimics some aspects of weight-loss surgery, offering obese people a nonsurgical way to drop weight and combat the most common form of diabetes. GI Dynamics Inc. of Lexington, [...]
More >>The £1bn scalpel scandal
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The bottle blonde places both hands on the hem of her top, then, in a single motion, raises it up to her chin. And there they are in all their globular glory – a vast pair of false breasts which would look risible on a young woman, never mind the one in her 50s who [...]
More >>Saline Breast Implants the “Workhorse” of Breast Implant Surgery
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According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, almost 400,000 breast augmentations were performed in 2007 an increase from previous numbers since silicone breast implants were approved by the FDA in 2006. Still, many women are still choosing saline breast implants, known as the “workhorse” of breast enlargement surgery, said Dr. Thomas Kotoske, a [...]
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