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A medical specialist who performs surgery; a physician qualified to treat those diseases that are amenable to or require surgery.
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A branch of medicine concerned with diseases and conditions requiring or amenable to operative or manual procedures; the work done by a surgeon.
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Flight Surgeon. Call sign 'Surgeon' - monitors crew activities, co-ordinates medical operations control team, provides crew consultation, advises Flight Director of the crew's health.
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The appointed administrator of the US Public Health Service.
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Vascular anomalies can be removed surgically. This is called surgical debulking or excision. This is obviously the most invasive procedure and oftentimes leaves some scarring which can be described by the surgeon in advance. Excellent results can be obtained through surgery in many cases, particularly localized lesions.
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