GYN ABDOMINAL SURGERY: BENIGN vs. MALIGNANT CASES.

Jun 02, 2013

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Tammy Webb-Ryan, C.S.T., B.A., J.D. Principal Surgical Technologist, GYN Oncology/Robotics UCSF Medical Center, Mt. Zion Campus. Surgical Skills Instructor, Mt. Diablo Adult Education Center. Discussion Points. Various types of pathology that you may encountered during an abdominal procedure.Types of surgeries that may be performed.Knowledge of key Surgical ServicesImportant considerations for the Surgical Technologist.The goal today is to discuss what additional considerations (if there 22

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