Surgery and Transplantation

Surgery

Surgery is a procedure that is used to structurally change the human body by cutting or destroying tissue, diagnosing or treating a condition or disease process, or diagnosing or treating a disease process using equipment that causes local changes. Surgery is a medical practise that may include cutting, crushing, suturing, or otherwise physically modifying the body's tissues and organs. A surgeon who performs surgery to treat disease or injury. It may be advised to perform or confirm a diagnosis, remove damaged tissue or an obstruction, repair or relocate tissue or organ, implant a device, divert a blood vessel, or transplant tissue or organ. An important part of a surgical strategy is to apply a surgical manual or equipment strategy to the victim in order to treat conditions such as injuries and illnesses while rarely improving the patient's actual condition. Complete surgical procedures are classified into three categories: preoperative care, surgical intervention, and postoperative care. The surgical group includes prominent specialists, surgical partners, anesthesiologists, cardiovascular nurses, and operating room nurses.