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Increasing use of intraoperative cholangiogram in Australia: is it evi by Jasmine Mui, Darren J Mayne et al

Abstract Background: The role of routine intraoperative cholangiograms (IOCs) for prevention of bile duct injury (BDI) is contentious. There are recent reports of limited utility of IOC in preventing BDI. In Australia, IOCs are used more frequently than internationally. This study aimed to evaluate the rate of IOC use in Australia and explore potential changes in practice in light of evolving evidence for the utility of IOC. Methods: Data were collated using service item numbers in Medicare Benefits Scheme records on the Australian Government Medicare website, for services claimed between 1 January 2001 and 31 December 2019. These data were used to analyse trends in rates of IOC, cholecystectomy and BDI repair. Data were age-standardized to account for changes in the population over time. Results: The number of IOCs claimed increased by 31.8% and cholecystectomies by 7.0% over the study period. Age-standardized service rates per 100 000 persons increased by 5.5 and 32.6, respectivel

How the conversation around endometriosis is changing

What we definitely know is that there’s heaps we don’t know. We’re at a point in 2021 where thankfully more people than ever are aware of the condition and how brutal it can be to live with. But advancements in diagnosis or treatment have been slow to come and hard fought at every step. For some women it can feel like unspeakable violence is being committed against their innards during ~ that special time of the month ~. But how do you know what level of suffering is normal and what isn t? The chronic pelvic illness is famously hard to pin down (mostly through lack of trying #womenshealth). Young women are still being told by misinformed doctors that

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20190715:02:45:00

something wasn t normal. she 1st heard about and only trio says by chance everything she read about it matched her symptoms. in this condition the endometrium layer tissue that usually lines the uterus graze outside the womb it can settle on the ovaries the fallopian tubes or even the intestine the bladder or the lining of the abdomen these lesions follow the menstrual cycle so when the period starts the lesions also bleed and cause extreme pain. today isn t insisted on having a laparoscopy done the best imaging technique to find the endometriosis growths but the results were negative monthly pains persisted. from our doctor kept saying it was normal some women have pain some don t you just have to live with it when it s most wanted i would leave. dr graham a. it s familiar with those kinds of statements but he knows that such extreme period pains are not normal usually the cause is undetected and dimitrios this.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150820:14:14:00

debility. i had a little bit of pain in mi stomach, there was a laparoscopy, i had some pain in my right shoulder but the doctors said that s expected as kind of a resonating pain that goes from your liver, internal organs up to your right shoulder if you have liver problems. and i think if you have a heart problem, it goes to your left shoulder. but i survived that. only took the pain medicine for a few hours. and then i didn t have to take it anymore. i had a slight reaction last night to the first treatment of the medication. and i had a little bit of pain in my shoulder and i went to bed about 6:00 and slept till 8:00 this morning. i think that s probably the best night s sleep i ve had in many years. so i feel at ease about it. and i ve been very luckily that

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