Umbilical Problems - Articles
The Belly Button Series
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Karen H.
When my daughter was born she nursed fast and furiously. It was as if she had places to go -- people to see. She was a child who wanted to do absolutely everything. Fearless. Precocious.Talented. Utterly Joyful. Turns out my daughter is a very passionate and confident performer. Poise, grace, charm, humorous and dramatic are just a few of the wor ...
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Karolina Kurkova Belly Button Mystery
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Dr. John D.
Pic Source Karolina Kurkova seems to be minus one belly button and there are those out there trying to blame a plastic surgeon. Big surprise. This looks like a problem relating to her birth or a hernia mishap. I don't think we can wag our fingers at a surgeon this time. lol. Best Regards, John Di Saia MD
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Everyone has a belly button.
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Jacqui
Everyone. Have you ever really thought about that? Have you ever been with a person - anyone - and thought about their belly button? It gives a surprising human-ness to the relationship or conversation. See, at the base, we are all human. We all had a mother. We all were connected to her when we began our lives. We shared her blood, her nutrien ...
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Kidney removed through belly button
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Katherine B.
What is it with kidney removal? Is there a contest going on I don't know about? First I wrote about the kidney being removed through a patient's vagina and now there's an article about a cancerous kidney removed via one incision in the bellybutton. I'm all for research but what's the deal here?
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Patricia Heaton - Belly Button-less?
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Dr. Tony Y.
Several websites are posting photos of Patricia Heaton in a bikini and claiming she has no belly button after having a tummy tuck. Is this true? And if so, why? It's hard to tell from these photos if her umbilicus (belly button) was removed during her tummy tuck. If it was, this is actually not that uncommon, as many patients who have a tummy tuck ...
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Kidney Removed via the Patient’s Belly Button - Spain
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Medical Quack
More news about minimally invasive surgery in the news. It’s amazing how fast surgery procedures are moving with reference to new procedures made possible by new technologies. By using the embryonic orifice as a point of entry, there is less scaring and a shorter recovery time and there are not as many nerves in this area as there are in ot ...
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33 Week Belly, and Musings About the Belly Button
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Clare
A 14-week picture, for comparison. As I'm typing, the kid is doing a jig inside my uterus. I think I can tell the difference between her butt and her legs but that's about it. When I put my hand on my belly I can sometimes tell for SURE that it's limbs moving around...they just feel long, narrow, and strong!! But usually I feel kind of disorien ...
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"Naval Clash?"
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Richard Nikoley
Well, communications wise, it was by the book. (Disclosure: I used to stand as Officer of the Deck, underway, in both the U.S. and French Navies.) For my side, I'm gratified to know that my classmates who now command U.S. Navy warships are still gentlemen, while remaining naval officers. The former is more important. Those boats didn't need to be & ...
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Entertainment - A US Naval Academy Performance
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stuart
An amazing performance (long but very entertaining) Click to view: http://soonereyo.blip.tv/#1826380 Help to provide entertaining moments by sharing with others what you find entertaining to you. Send me the links for review... ============================================
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