Haha. A friend of mine (also a medical student), said the same thing just before her OWN surgery (she went the other way though, so she needed smaller bras). :)
Something else happened when I was involved with a post mastectomy reconstruction. My arms near fell off holding the retractors trying to create a pocket for the plastic surgeon.
Haha. A friend of mine (also a medical student), said the same thing just before her OWN surgery (she went the other way though, so she needed smaller bras). :)
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ReplyDeleteThis could happen, too.
ReplyDeleteBreast Light? Really? Wow.
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ReplyDeleteSomebody usually slips on the floor too (in my experience!).
hahahah. ..damn funny.. .
ReplyDeleteWhile rotating on surgery my attending would make the patient allow us palpate them afterwards in the clinic
ReplyDeleteSomething else happened when I was involved with a post mastectomy reconstruction. My arms near fell off holding the retractors trying to create a pocket for the plastic surgeon.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was doing a plastics rotation in med school, the diagnosis on the OR reports for the boob jobs was "mammary hypoplasia". I kid you not.
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