Wow...if you were really efficient and running multiple theatres, you could bill more than 100,000 British pounds per hour. Sign me up for that continuing education course!
They reckoned colleagues:
Is a shame for the professionals of the health, to have as the colleagues to immoral merchants.
Where is the ethics and the uprightness?
Jose Antonio Teatino
Professor of Surgery
The Academy of Ambulatory Foot & Ankle Surgery
Perhaps the Doctor in question should be given the benefit of the doubt. My guess is that the "journalist" who wrote this piece is most likely to blame for most of the inaccuracies. I would be surprised if the surgeon in question ever stated that he can do a bunionectomy in two minutes!
It reckoned Steve Arbes:
Perhaps they spoke of sex.
Now I understand it to finish in two minutes.
Perhaps prefer to continue doing it of a traditional form (well done. ..)
Attentively:
Jose Antonio Teatino
Professor of Surgery
The Academy of Ambulatory Foot & Ankle Surgery
bunion surgery will never take two minutes no way, the fastest i have seen is plus/minus 15 minutes and thats scarf akin....probably keller's for the most experienced ones
It reckoned Mr. Nake:
The best Podiatrist Spanish traditional surgeon (Dr. Valero) he delays seven minutes in practicing a Keller.
Never I witnessed equal nothing.
I do not think that be possible to finish in two minutes, neither doing it badly.
To be able to do it badly, also its time is needed...
Cordial greetings:
Jose Antonio Teatino
Professor of Surgery
The Academy of Ambulatory Foot & Ankle Surgery
Goodaye Twirly, twas an axe (in the vision).
One of the 30 odd jobs I had, between dropping out of unis and finally finding PODIATRY, was as a mechanics assistant. I would often be sent to literally fetch the sledge-hammer when he called (from underneath a car) "FINE ADJUSTMENT TOOL!" Actually it was easily the most entertaining of the jobs I've had as the Aussie mechanic had a very crude sense of humour whilst the proprietor, an Englishman who had survived 2 torpedoings? (merchant navy WWII) was sharp and witty. They spent most of the day having gos at each other with me in the middle piddling in my overalls. Good memories!, all the best, mark
It seems that some people simple doesn't want to understand that foot surgery must be done with the greatest precision and care.
A case wich demands multiple osteotomies to be done and properly stabilised can easily take an hour. So what?
Those who do not understand history are doomed to repeat it.
The USA Podiatrists went through this minimal incision surgery debacle over 20 years ago.
It was a sham then and it is a sham today
I must say, I'm not sure why doing a procedure quickly would be a sign of doing it well?? I'd rather some care & time was taken on a surgical procedure, wouldn't you?