what is the faaulkner procedure?
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.lns.cornell.edu/spr/2001-11/msg0037077.html
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The procedure is called "liposuction," and someone who does it is a DOCTOR. :)\nI guess you could call them a "liposuctionist," but since you need a medical degree to do it, they're still a doctor.  Those who assist are usually nurses, with nursing degrees.
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do you mean angioplasty? \n\nAngioplasty\n\n\nAngioplasty is a procedure done to open a partially blocked blood vessel so that blood can flow through it more easily. It is most often done on arteries that deliver blood to the heart (coronary arteries) when they are narrowed by plaque buildup (atherosclerosis) or blood clots.\n\nDuring the angioplasty procedure, a thin flexible tube (catheter) is inserted through an artery in the groin or arm and carefully guided into the artery that is narrowed. Once the tube reaches the narrowed artery, a small balloon at the end of the tube is inflated. The balloon may remain inflated from 20 seconds to 3 minutes. The pressure from the inflated balloon presses fat and calcium deposits (plaque) against the wall of the artery to improve blood flow.\n\nOnce the fat and calcium buildup is compressed, a small, expandable wire-mesh tube called a stent is sometimes inserted into the artery to hold it open. Reclosure (restenosis) of the artery is less likely to occur after angioplasty with stenting than after angioplasty \n\nbasically they insert a tub up and artery and make the artery open up and sometimes a stent is needed to keep it opened depending on how block the artery is. \n\nMy husband is a heart patient.  I saw them performing this procedure on him while they where doing it.  you can actually see the heart pumping and the flowing of the blood better after it is done.
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You probably mean Waldeyer's fascia
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Instead of surgury a new recent method has come up in which a deflated balloon is inserted in thru the nose and then it is inflated to open up the vent/duct.Find more from your Dr.
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This is a small quote from the site given in the link below\n\n"There are two different types of surgery for disorders of the rotator cuff. One is referred to as subacromial smoothing. This procedure removes scar tissue and damaged tendon and debris from the joint. The surgeon may also choose to remove small amounts of bone from the underside of the joint. \n\nThe rotator cuff repair procedure involves sewing a torn tendon or tendons back to the arm bone. This type of rotator cuff surgery can restore some strength and movement but it may not be able to restore absolute full strength or range of motion to the shoulder area. "
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Pain-free (or painless) operation.
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It's also sometimes just called a nissen procedure.  It's for a hiatal hernia which is when part of the stomach slides up through an opening in the diaphragm (where your esophagus normally goes through the diaphram).  In this surgery they take the top portion of the stomach and wrap it around the lower part of the esophagus so it can't slide up through he opening in the diaphragm anymore.
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Ask your MD or surgeon who performs it. My sis had it done and there were complications afterwards, but they fixed it and now she has lost more weight and she likes the results.
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Squeeze your nose and flip yourself heads over heals
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http://www.angelfire.com/ar/laparoscopy/Hyperhidrosis.html
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Consult your physician.
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The actual procedure is pretty basic, a little uncomfortable. It's the mental rollercoaster that you have to endure that is the hard part. They give you the number of some counsellors to talk to after and they all tell you that it's only hard for a while. It's not. You may think you're fine after a while and that you have come to terms with what you have done, but it haunts for the rest of your life.
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There was a segment on Good Morning America last week. Dr. Tim Johnson (a candidate for the procedure himself) discussed it. A laser catheter is inserted through the thigh (like angioplasty) and the muscles above the atrium are "zapped" to prevent their irregular spasms. My cousin had it done, and it worked for her. I looked on ABC's website but I couldn't find aynthing. Talk to your cardiologist.
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You will have to speak to Delc. As they will be able to talk you thru a procedure to do that. As it likely to be a specific setting that they are aware of.
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I know a girl who got it done.  I could've done a better job than that person who did who performed the procedure.  I've gutted fish before, and that is what it looked like he did to her.\n\nIf you decide to go that route, make sure you get alot of information about the person(s) doing it.  Ask for a past patients number, anything before you go under the knife.\n\nHonestly though, don't do it.
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"Hinged Dissections: Swinging & Twisting" by Greg Frederickson\nhttp://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/gnf/book2.html\n\n"A geometric dissection is a cutting of a geometric figure into pieces that we can rearrange to form another figure."\n\n"Triangle to square: A hinged dissection"\nhttp://www.math.nmsu.edu/breakingaway/Lessons/T2S/Triangle2Square.htm\n\n"Greg Frederickson's book 'Hinged Dissections: Swinging & Twisting,' was published in 2002 by Cambridge University Press. We thank him for this dissection, originally credited to Dudeney in 1907. We have adapted it for use with children."