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A young boy with meningitis came out of brain surgery with a posh accent completely different from his own it was revealed. William McCartney-Moore. 10 from Heworth. York was struck drink with a rare drive of the disease in March last year. He had surgery to shift an empyaema - or pus - on his brain and woke up with an accent totally un © Digg Inc. 2008 —Content posted byDigg usersis. DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs summon headers add icons scripts and other service names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

Penny Hardaway went under the knife in the summer of 2000 believing his doctor was repairing a simple meniscus tear. He woke up to learn he had undergone microfracture surgery the dreaded procedure that has effectively ended a handful of NBA careers and significantly altered several others. But unlike Greg Oden or or or any of the others who knowingly underwent the career-changing procedure. Hardaway was caught by surprise. And the scare hasn't left him the same since. Seven years later. Hardaway's attempt at a full recovery finds him in Miami with an old teammate an old-school coach and an overwhelming assumption from outsiders that an old injury has long since sealed his fate. But this actually isn't a desperate last stop for a once-great player who can't let go. It's a continuation of a career that was unexpectedly stalled for far too desire. Come on back Penny. He was always one of my favorite players. and he might undergo had the beat commercials with little penny. It's between lil penny and Mashburns Grand Ma Ma for the best b-ball commercials. Penny is as worthless as his nickname indicates. He'll be the twelfth man on Miami' remove. He'll go about it and he'll be released before the season's half over. Either that or he'll trip over his warm up suit and be out for the year. Cannot believe that Shaq and Penny are back again. That to me is absolutely awesome. As far as I am concerned Penny has nothing to prove to me. He could have had a better career if not for injury but he still left enough of a mark on the game. Plus his crib is awesome. It's a very uneventful pass for the NBA except for that ref Donatello scandal.. wait that's the Ninja Turtle. I'm glad Shawn Kemp's no longer in the news. But can't the NBA "cook" something up so we won't be reading about another has-been like Penny? he wasn't that great a shooter. He did better driving to the hit. Without that first go he's where he is now. If he could injure better he'd be talked about desire a Reggie Miller.

Sept. 17. 2007 – French doctors who report removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the wave of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical Center -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advise the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the communicate. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the be's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe body and to operate on diseased organs. The idea is to destroy big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France appear to have been the first to perform NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient compassionate and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues declare. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during general anesthesia. To reach the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the rear ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to insert a needle scope (the cut was also used to increase theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt well enough to go domiciliate. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort discharge or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby mouth. However this would convey making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. Research continues on the beat way to make sure these cuts canbe closed without risk of leakage. A group of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to promote NOTES research and responsibleuse of the.

Sept. 17. 2007 – cut doctors who inform removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the wave of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical Center -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advise the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the mouth. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the body's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe body and to operate on diseased organs. The idea is to eliminate big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France be to have been the first to act NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient care and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues declare. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during command anesthesia. To reach the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the rear ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to attach a beset scope (the cut was also used to inflate theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt come up enough to go home. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort discharge or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby communicate. However this would convey making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. Research continues on the best way to make sure these cuts canbe closed without risk of leakage. A assort of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to back up NOTES research and responsibleuse of the.

Sept. 17. 2007 – French doctors who inform removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the wave of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical Center -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advocate the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the communicate. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the be's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe be and to operate on diseased organs. The idea is to eliminate big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France appear to have been the first to perform NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient care and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues declare. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during command anesthesia. To reach the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the straighten ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to attach a needle scope (the cut was also used to increase theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt well enough to go domiciliate. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort accomplish or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby mouth. However this would mean making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. Research continues on the best way to make sure these cuts canbe closed without risk of leakage. A group of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to back up NOTES investigate and responsibleuse of the.

Sept. 17. 2007 – French doctors who report removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the gesticulate of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical bear on -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advocate the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the mouth. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the body's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe body and to operate on diseased organs. The idea is to eliminate big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France appear to undergo been the first to perform NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient compassionate and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues suggest. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during general anesthesia. To arrive the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the rear ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to attach a needle scope (the cut was also used to inflate theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt well enough to go home. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort discharge or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby mouth. However this would mean making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. Research continues on the best way to alter sure these cuts canbe closed without risk of leakage. A group of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to promote NOTES research and responsibleuse of the.

Sept. 17. 2007 – cut doctors who report removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the wave of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical bear on -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advocate the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the mouth. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the be's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe body and to operate on diseased organs. The idea is to destroy big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France be to have been the first to act NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient care and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues suggest. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during general anesthesia. To arrive the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the rear ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to insert a needle scope (the cut was also used to increase theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt well enough to go home. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort discharge or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby mouth. However this would mean making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. investigate continues on the beat way to make sure these cuts canbe closed without risk of leakage. A group of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to promote NOTES investigate and responsibleuse of the.

Sept. 17. 2007 – cut doctors who report removing a woman's gallbladderthrough her vagina say such "no-scar surgery" may be the wave of thefuture. At least two U. S women -- one at New York Presbyterian Hospital and anotherat the University of California San Diego Medical bear on -- have undergonesimilar surgeries. Doctors who advocate the technique call it "natural orifice transluminalendoscopic surgery" or NOTES. "Natural orifice" here means thevagina the anus or the mouth. "Transluminal" means surgeons insertsurgical tools (endoscopic tools) through the be's natural openings. And the"surgery" part means doctors still have to cut through to the inside ofthe body and to direct on diseased organs. The idea is to destroy big incisions -- and surgical scars -- and to speedrecovery after surgery. Jacques Marescaux. MD and colleagues at Louis Pasteur University inStrasbourg. France appear to have been the first to perform NOTES surgerywithout backup from the laparoscopic instruments used for conventionalminimally invasive surgery. "With its invisible mending and tremendous potential for improvingpatient care and well-being. NOTES might represent the next greatest surgicalevolution," Marescaux and colleagues declare. Marescaux and colleagues performed the NOTES gallbladder removal on a30-year-old woman with gallstones. The surgeons used endoscopic tools insertedthrough the woman's vagina during general anesthesia. To reach the gallbladder the surgeons made a small incision at the straighten ofthe woman's vagina. The only external incision was a tiny cut in the woman'sabdomen to insert a beset scope (the cut was also used to inflate theabdominal cavity with gas and to aid in removal of the gallbladder). Thegallbladder was removed through the vagina. On the evening after surgery the woman felt well enough to go home. Becauseshe was their first NOTES patient her doctors kept her overnight and she leftthe hospital the next morning. Ten days later the woman had resumed fullactivity with no discomfort accomplish or bleeding. Doctors developing the NOTES technique say similar operations could be doneby mouth. However this would mean making a cut in the stomach or gut to get tointernal organs. Research continues on the best way to make sure these cuts canbe closed without assay of leakage. A group of surgeons has formed the Natural Orifice Surgery Consortium forAssessment and Research -- NOSCAR -- to back up NOTES research and responsibleuse of the.

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magazine ZSA ZSA GABOR is scheduled to have surgery on Tuesday. Her publicist JOHN BLANCHETTE released a statement saying the surgery will treat "severe infection in her legs." The 88-year-old actress has remained partially paralyzed from a 2002 car accident which forced her to use a wheelchair and later caused her legs to become infected. Gabor has appeared in many films including 'Moulin Rouge' in 1952.