Liver Resection
A liver resection is surgery to remove a part of the liver. It’s most often done to remove cancerous (malignant) tumors in the liver.
A liver resection is surgery to remove a part of the liver. It’s most often done to remove cancerous (malignant) tumors in the liver.
At home, you need to take good care of your catheter. A catheter has a high risk of infection. You must take extra care to protect it from germs.
For a bone marrow transplant, the doctor takes healthy bone marrow from a donor and gives it to a recipient where it can begin to grow and make healthy blood cells.
Some people get a fever in the hours after transfusion. This usually isn’t serious but if you have other symptoms along with it, it may be more serious.
You’ve recently had a blood transfusion. A blood transfusion may be done when you have lost blood because of an injury or during surgery. It can also be done because of diseases or conditions that affect the blood.
This condition causes your child to have noisy breathing. It can also sometimes cause breathing problems. But it often goes away over time.
A blood clot in this vein is not common. But it can happen in some people with certain health conditions or an injury.
Core decompression of the hip is a type of surgery. Your healthcare provider may advise this surgery if you have osteonecrosis.
An endoleak is a complication that can occur after having an endovascular aneurysm repair.
Eclampsia is a condition that causes seizures in pregnancy. But it can also cause them during or after childbirth.