Hi, I wanted to know briefly whether they check for all diseases during an appendectomy. So, if you have a fatal disease or any other disease, so that they can detect it and nothing gets missed. What I mean is, do they check/test for ALL diseases before an operation?
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My question is, is there a department in the hospital for these so-called illnesses? If so, which one?
No, only if you happen to see something, you let the patient know after the op
But you don’t miss that. What can you see, how fatal diseases or not?
in the case of a reactive intestine operation, nothing is torn and a maximum of a few laboratory values are removed. The health insurance companies don’t pay anything else. Depending on the experience of the surgeon, Op is done after 10 to 30 minutes.
But that is the absolute exception, maybe he was already burst.
I don’t think we have the same nenner. My worm was cut off. I got at least. 2 x reddish and was operated 2 hd.
No, you don’t.
This would be a huge effort to examine you for almost all conceivable diseases.