Surgical Therapy

Surgical Therapy for Gerd

Surgical Therapy for Achalasia

Surgical Replacement Therapy

Pasteurization or boiling of milk would eliminate brucellosis except in those whose work brings them in contact with infected animals or their carcases, and laboratory workers. Complete eradication of the disease in humans depends on its eradication in animals. This has been achieved in Norway as a result of laws which stated that aborting animals must be reported and tested, and that the owner...

Current Surgical Therapy—2

Current Surgical Therapy-2 has the scope of a textbook of general surgery and approaches the length of a textbook of general surgery-but it is not a textbook of general surgery. Divided into 181 chapters in 18 sections, the book covers the domain of general surgery: the digestive tract and its associated organs, the spleen, breast, endocrine organs, chest wall, trachea, skin and soft tissues, a...

Surgical Therapy of Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation (AF) can be found in an increasing number of cardiac surgical patients due to a higher patient's age and comorbidities. Atrial fibrillation is known, however, to be a risk factor for a greater mortality, and one aim of intraoperative AF treatment is to approximate early and long-term survival of AF patients to survival of patients with preoperative sinus rhythm. Today, surge...