Surgery
Norway's crown princess undergoes successful lung transplant, palace says
Crown Princess Mette-Marit is recovering from a successful lung transplant, Norway's Royal Household confirmed.
Groundbreaking in utero surgery performed for first time by Israeli doctors in Petah Tikva
IDF soldier killed in Lebanon's organ donation saves six patients simultaneously
From heart surgery to spinal tap: Physician ranks medical procedures by pain
Surgeons remove bullet lodged in ex-hostage Daniella Gilboa's ankle since Oct. 7
Gilboa noted in her Instagram post that the day of her surgery was "one of the happiest days of [her] life."
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A-ha's Morten Harket announces Parkinson's diagnosis and successful surgeries
"Many of his physical symptoms practically disappeared" after deep brain stimulation surgery.
'Important to set realistic expectations': Israel sees decline in plastic surgery, injections
"Setting realistic expectations is a cornerstone of every aesthetic procedure," said Dr. Meir Cohen, chairman of the Israeli Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons.
Turkey Emerges as World Premier Destination for Affordable Dental Implants
Tel Aviv health clinic shut down after performing illegal liposuction
A ministry inspection discovered that the clinic was operating without the necessary license.
Netanyahu’s health report: Cancer-free, pacemaker operational, infection persists
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s doctors released a medical report detailing the procedures he has undergone and his latest blood tests.
What surgery is Romi Gonen expected to have on her wounded hand? - explainer
Romi Gonen is expected to undergo surgery in hopes of regaining at least part of the lost function.
Freed hostage Romi Gonen will undergo a 10-hour-long surgery, her mother reveals
"We know there is a very long initial surgery, about 10 hours. We hope there won’t be more surgeries, but there’s no way to know," Leshem Gonen said.
New study links surgeon stress levels to improved patient outcomes
The cohort study, including 38 surgeons and 793 patients, suggests that increased surgeon stress at the start of a procedure is linked to improved patient outcomes.
