gastroenterology
गैस्ट्रोएंटरोलॉजी
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The centre will initially manage outpatient calls from departments such as general surgery, urology, gastroenterology , cardiology, rheumatology, and dermatology.
the branch of medicine that deals with disorders of the stomach and intestines.
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The centre will initially manage outpatient calls from departments such as general surgery, urology, 'gastroenterology' , cardiology, rheumatology, and dermatology.
Thus a serial record was available for each child, including letters from other centres such as those specialising in autism or paediatric 'gastroenterology' .
The latter worked in general medicine and 'gastroenterology' .
He contributed significantly to research in many areas of clinical 'gastroenterology' and tropical parasitology.
A director of 'gastroenterology' at a laboratory in a medical center in Alabama found that 14 out of 20 medical devices sent to a well-known reprocessor came back contaminated.
Due to its common application in general surgery and 'gastroenterology' , electrocautery equipment is available in almost every operating room.
Who knows, you may find yourself activating a hitherto latent fascination with, say, clinical pathology or 'gastroenterology' ?
Clinics such as orthopaedics, urology, gynaecology and 'gastroenterology' are dependent on the diagnostic and treatment centre.
He then became lecturer in medicine, and developed the specialty of 'gastroenterology' , introducing a fibreoptic endoscopy to Northern Ireland.
In addition, patients can make appointments to see specialists in such fields as allergy, dermatology, 'gastroenterology' , gynecology, immunology, liver disease, lung disease, and podiatry.
For example, radiology was big on guidewires, but urology, 'gastroenterology' , and cardiology weren't.
Concentrating on psychophysiological medicine, the four divisions cover aspects of cardiology, 'gastroenterology' , transplant surgery and the menstrual cycle respectively.
In 'gastroenterology' the conversation often deals with matters that may be considered in some circles to be vulgar.
It will carry out general surgery, orthopaedics, 'gastroenterology' , gynaecology, plastics and urology procedures.
All patients will need thorough ophthalmologic and dermatologic examinations, and consultations with otolaryngology, 'gastroenterology' , and gynecology specialists may also be appropriate.
Subspecialists in radiology or 'gastroenterology' will most often conduct these tests.
Bedside logic has not been entirely neglected in textbooks of medicine and 'gastroenterology' .
The 12-member consensus panel included representation from internal medicine, 'gastroenterology' , infectious diseases, pediatrics, family practice, oncology and the public.
An interesting choice of venue has been announced for the first European symposium devoted to ethics in 'gastroenterology' and digestive endoscopy.
Endoscopy has altered the practice of 'gastroenterology' by providing minimally invasive access to the gastrointestinal tract.
We would not suggest this for adults because of the different patient profile and the greater time constraints in adult 'gastroenterological' practice.
These patients may require specialist 'gastroenterological' referral.
We used personal archives of references and, when appropriate, carried out searches on relevant veterinary and human 'gastroenterological' topics.
The investigation of choice for dysphagia by 'gastroenterologists' or upper gastrointestinal surgeons is flexible endoscopy.
Beginning this month, all patients with colon or other 'gastroenterological' cancers or with cancer of the thorax will be screened to determine if they need social, psychological or psychiatric services.
Usual management could include referral to a 'gastroenterologist' but excluded immediate endoscopy.
He continued to experience nausea and vomiting, with further weight loss, and was referred by his general practitioner to a 'gastroenterologist' .
The study was carried out in a 'gastroenterological' surgical unit at a teaching hospital.
In my experience surgeons, cardiologists, 'gastroenterologists' , and orthopedists are among the best.
In 1996 concerns were raised by local 'gastroenterologists' and general practitioners over the management of patients with acute jaundice.
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