Carcinomas Of Unknown Primary Origin
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — If severed, the nerve may be repaired by reattaching it directly to the other end of the nerve, or by using a nerve graft (inserting nerves from other areas of the body in place of the damaged nerve) to repair the damaged section 00:30
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Closed reduction and fixation is a technique that may be used when there is a fracture in the part of the hand, including the fingers; this type of surgery attempts to realign the fractured bone and then immobilize the area during the healing phase, which 00:44
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Intro 01:17
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Bacteremia V 02:27
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Introduction 02:05
Carcinomas Of Unknown Primary Origin — The Major Duodenal Papilla is an Opening of the Pancreatic Duct Into the Duodenum, the Primary Mechanism For the Secretion of Bile and Other Enzymes That Fascilitate Digestion 03:19
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Bacteremia IV 01:20
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Bacteremia III 00:56
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Surgical drainage may be used if there is an abscess in the hand to help remove the collection of pus. Debridement, or cleansing of a wound to prevent further infection and to help promote healing, may be used if the infection or wound is too severe 00:23
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Tendon injuries can occur due to infection, trauma, or spontaneous rupture; repair remains a surgical challenge because of the structure of the tendon 00:27
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Bacteremia VI 00:24
Carcinomas of Unknown Primary Origin — Bacteremia II 00:25