Re: Ob: staples at C/S
From: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)
Mon Jul 31 17:11:32 2006
H'mmm...never seems to be a problem here in the land of BBQ, hehehe
Jamie <ajfields@pine-net.com> wrote: Closest I've come to fainting in surgery was when I was pregnant and the
electrocautery was used quite heavily.
At Mon, 31 Jul 2006, Elrod, Darryl G Maj 48 MDOS/SGOBO wrote:
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>My 11 yo daughter came for a 'USAFE (US Air Force Europe) bring your
>child to work day' on a day I was doing a vag hyst, an LAVH and a
>c-section. She stuck with me for all the surgery but her least favorite
>part of the experience was the smell.
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>She said it reminded her of burnt Cheetos. How she knows what they
>smell like I'll never know.
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>Glen
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>In a message dated 7/30/06 7:31:15 PM, DMECNM@aol.com writes:
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>Along this same line, one of the other docs, uses the cautery for
>everything that sheds a drop of blood. It isn't a gentle tap either.
>He burns until it is black. Good G-d, it looks like a barbecue when he
>is done. I know I'm going to get some kind of cancer related to the
>fumes. Using the suction barely touches the smoke coming off the field.
>
>Yeah, but the SMELL . . . what is the SMELL like?
>
>I wonder about the charred tissue. I hope it causes an immune response
>that helps in the long run.
>
>Joe P.
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