Any surgery takes more than just time and money. And with all the health issues that could arise anytime, surgery becomes a regular part of hospitalisation and treatment plans for patients. However, aside from the limited activities after the operation, the extended stay in the hospital leads to a gradual loss in muscle strength.
Ostomy vs Otomy: Which works best? Nobody wants to be in the position to make…
For normal people, the words “tracheostomy stoma” mean nothing, they’re just a bunch of gibberish on a piece of paper or, in this case, on a screen. For medical professionals though, these words mean something curiously interesting.
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