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ATTENDING vs RESIDENT vs MEDICAL STUDENT “What’s in my bag” video 🥰.
Here's another day-in-the-life video, this time comparing the contents of a medical student's, surgical resident's, and attending's bag.What do you carry day-to-day, and how has it changed over the trajectory of your career?
Here's what a day in the life of cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Paul Massimiano looks like. Some things have changed in the last 200 years, but patient care and teaching are constant.
Top Cardiology Hospitals in Hyderabad | Ct Surgery | Star Hospitals
STAR hospitals has a team of eminent & best cardiology department across Hyderabad providing comprehensive cardiac care for patients with state of art equipments. Star Hospitals have #1 Cardiothoracic surgeons in the city offering various treatments for conditions and diseases in heart and lungs. Not only this paediatric cardiac surgery is also offered at Star hospitals ensuring highest standard of safety & care with respect to serving children in treating conditions related to heart problems.
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Cardiothoracic Surgeon Hoping He Didn’t Leave Wallet in Guy’s Aorta
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NEW YORK, NY - As cardiothoracic surgeon Timothy Carter sews his patient's sternum closed after successful repair of an ascending aortic aneurysm, he can't help but wonder if he might have left his wallet in the patient's chest cavity. Oh man, where's my wallet? thought Carter to himself, ...
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So this happened. The scrub nurse took one look at me and said, "you have just officially been welcomed to CT Surgery."
A bit too early, but wanted to nail this one down for future reference.. and maybe your current reference
