We opened NM No surgeries.

DL No surgeries, oh yeah.

I had more than 50 surgeries.

These surgeries were actually now being effective.

Now, each year we perform about 300,000 surgeries.

Within 10 years of the first gallbladder surgeries being done laparoscopically, a majority of gallbladder surgeries were being done laparoscopically truly a pretty big revolution.

35 million surgeries are attempted every year without safe anesthesia.

You see 300 patients, 20 surgeries and 90,000 people to manage.

At 97 he still does 20 open heart surgeries every month.

I opted in for three surgeries, and one of them was experimental.

Twice she was involved in surgeries where they lost power at the hospital.

We've seen surgeries for three or four hours to ventilate the patient on this.

I had two friends who had recently died months after having very challenging surgeries.

The boy is listed in critical condition at a hospital and has undergone several surgeries.

Women used to get really debilitating surgeries to excise all of the axillary lymph nodes.

I think that this will result in my surgeries with a better outcome and fewer complications.

One of our partners at Johns Hopkins was observing surgeries in Sierra Leone about a year ago.

The question had to be asked, Well, can we do these same surgeries but through little incisions?

And for that reason there are many surgeries that just aren't being done with the da Vinci.

I had so many surgeries to put my neck back together, to repair my heart a few times.

And after umpteen surgeries and, you can imagine, really unspeakable tragedy, he just said, That's it. I'm done. That's enough.

And this is why, traditionally, surgeries have always started so early in the morning to take advantage of daylight hours.

While harvesting tissue from both my shoulders, the surgeries left me with back pain and reduced my ability to walk easily.

Private health care is provided by one private hospital, two private dental surgeries, two private medical complexes and nine private physicians.

This is in 13 hospitals in four countries, and since 2010, we've done well over 2,000 surgeries with no clinically adverse events.

So a hundred surgeries later, he looks at his mom and says, Mom, please pray for me. I'm in so much pain.

I went through about 16 surgeries, and it seemed impossible to do that when I was in kidney failure when I was 10.

The last three decades, we have done about three and a half million surgeries, a vast majority of them for the poor people.

As we take these capabilities, and we get to go to the next places, we get to decide what our new surgeries are going to be.

What it shows is that we do roughly about 60 percent of the volume of what the UK does, near a half million surgeries as a whole country.

Live it large. Live it large.

The horseshoe shape you can see on my skull is where they operated and went inside my brain to do the surgeries they needed to do to rescue my life.

Now one of the major bottlenecks that we've found that's sort of preventing both the access in the first place and the safety of those surgeries that do happen is anesthesia.

I live in society I live in community.

Children live on things. They live under things.

Where do you live? I live in Tokyo.

And he is credited with doing over 4,000 of these public surgeries, wandering around in Europe, which is an astonishing number, when you think that surgery must have been a last resort.

After surgeries for cancer took away my ability to speak, eat or drink, I was forced to enter this virtual world in which a computer does some of my living for me.

We won't actually live forever. You won't live forever.

How can we live free from want, live free from fear, live in dignity and achieve collective action?

They live life knowing they live it against the law.

We can't live with it we can't live without it.

Man eats to live, he does not live to eat.

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