esophagectomy

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e·soph·a·gec·to·my

n. esofagectomía, excisión de una porción del esófago.
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Thus, for curative treatment, a transhiatal oesophagectomy with primary anastomosis was performed.
Carcinosarcoma of the oesophagus--a rare mixed type of tumor
Katrina Zwolak was an instrument nurse in the hospital's theatre when patient Gerry Kemps was brought back into surgery after staff raised concerns that he was bleeding excessively following an oesophagectomy by Patel.
Oz nurse reveals how 'Dr. Death' Patel described 'worst day of his life'
Overall, she recovered well and oesophagectomy was performed.
A series of five adult cases of respiratory syncytial virus-related acute respiratory distress syndrome
To develop a model to predict risk of postoperative death, Ra J et al [3] sought to identify factors associated with postoperative mortality for Medicare patients undergoing Oesophagectomy for cancer.
Post mortem study of postsurgical mortality in Secunderabad city
The court heard that James Edward Phillips died because his long-standing kidney problems was not treated effectively after Patel conducted an oesophagectomy on him at the Bundaberg Base Hospital in May 2003.
"Dr. Death" Jayant Patel's patient 'knew of operation risks'
The first chapter examines cardiopulmonary exercise testing, the next three focus on clinical practice: oesophagectomy for carcinoma, anaesthesia for vascular surgery and anaesthesia for the elderly.
Recent Advances in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care 24
We enucleated the mass from the oesophagus except about two inches of oesophagus was very much involved in the tumor so we landed up in doing subtotal oesophagectomy & gastric tube with gastroesophageal anastomosis in the neck on left side.
A rare oesophageal tumour
Giving evidence in the Supreme Court in Brisbane today, Martin Carter said the surgeon told him he was able to competently perform an oesophagectomy on James Edward Phillips in May 2003.
Anaesthetist says a patient of Dr. Death was 'poisoned by too much potassium'
Giving evidence in the Supreme Court in Brisbane today, renal specialist Dr Peter Miach said James Edward Phillips, 46, had too many other major health issues in May 2003 to be a suitable candidate for an oesophagectomy.
Dr. Death's patient 'too frail for surgery'
Anterior Spinal Artery Syndrome: paraplegia following segmental ischaemic injury to the spinal cord after oesophagectomy. Anaesthesia 1995; 50:345-348.
Postoperative paraplegia coincident with single shot spinal anaesthesia
Patel was the subject of a stipulation order from the Oregon Board of Medical Examiners restricting his participation in major operations including an oesophagectomy and certain abdominal procedures.
"Dr. Death" Jayant Patel faced disciplinary action in US in 2000: Brisbane SC told
During the study, patients awaiting oesophagectomy surgery were randomly assigned to treatment and control groups.
Omega-3 fatty acids may help preserve muscle mass in cancer patients undergoing surgery
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