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in surgery

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in surgery
to be involved in surgery. (Can refer to a doctor, nurse, or patients.) Dr. Smith is in surgery now. The patient is still in surgery.


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It is true that those who have not undergone the statutory 5-7 years of residency training or more in surgery are reinventing themselves as ''cosmetic surgeons'', looking at the lucrative market.
As laprascopic surgery is quicker than traditional open surgery the patient spends less time in surgery and needs less anesthesia, leading to fewer anesthesia-related complications.
Another problem: Most surgery studies have no placebo group to rule out the benefits that come with patients' faith in surgery.
 
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