"I grew 2 inches": how surgery on my spine added inches to my height and volumes to my self-esteem

Article Abstract:

A woman with scoliosis describes her decision to have surgery. The condition did not keep her from functioning, but it could have caused complications such as pain and osteoporosis later in life. She was two inches taller after the surgery to straighten the spine, which also made her look younger.

Personal narratives, Scoliosis

---

Outpatient surgery

Article Abstract:

Outpatient surgeries continue to rise because insurance companies are encouraging operations to be performed in the most economical settings. Fewer infections and reduced stress are benefits. Tips for recovering from various types of surgery are given.

Surgery, Outpatient, Ambulatory surgery

---

Surplus surgery

Article Abstract:

Doctors continue to perform unnecessary c-sections although they may increase risk of infection, because they cost more and take less time than regular labor. C-sections cost about $3000 more than nonsurgical deliveries.

Investigations, Malpractice, Cesarean section

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: A new marriage contract: when you can't even spare a few minutes to shave your legs, it's time to lay down the law
• Abstracts: A comparison of the abuse experiences of male and female adults molested as children. Abuse among African African elderly
• Abstracts: Isn't it romantic? These women write for love and money. The mysteries of soap operas revealed. Power flowers: these hardworking plants give every garden a finished, well-designed look
• Abstracts: So nice to come home to. Second-rate service: why does the customer no longer come first in this automated, so-called service economy?
• Abstracts: TV's greatest chefs: learn their secrets for getting a meal on the table - fast, simple and delicious. Table for five

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.