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What is a four percent chance?
If there is a four percent chance that something will occur that means that it will happen four times out of 100. To clarify a bit: Say there is a 4 per cent chance of a given complication following a specific kind of surgery. This means that on average (counting many hundreds or thousands of surgeries) the complication appears in 4 surgeries out of every hundred surgeries.
How many brain surgeries per year in the US?
20 million
How many wrongful convictions are there in Canada every year?
This question cannot be answered. Wrongful convictions take years (sometimes decades) to sort out and many of them remain in place forever. DNA can exonerate the wrongfully convicted "murderer", but how do you exonerate someone who has been wrongfully convicted of uttering threats (or any other "he said, she said" crime)? It can't be done.
How many people in the US pick their nose?
Every single person in the US does this whether from birth to present, they done it at least once! Unless they don't have fingers of course or a nose!
How many medical operations are done per day?
The number of medical operations performed daily varies significantly based on factors such as the country, healthcare system, and specific hospitals. Globally, it's estimated that millions of surgical procedures are conducted each day, ranging from minor outpatient surgeries to major operations in hospitals. In the United States alone, it's estimated that over 50,000 surgeries occur daily across various healthcare facilities. However, precise figures can fluctuate widely depending on current healthcare demands and resources.
What type of surgery can be done robotically?
"There are many surgeries that can be done robotically. With a surge of new technology in the medical and healthcare field, surgeries can even be done while the doctor is in a different country, through robotics and computers."
How many surgeries did John Kellog perform?
he performed 22000 surgeries
How Many surgeries has Peyton Manning had?
He had neck surgery
What are the problems with modern surgery?
The problems with modern surgery is that there is too much being done on patients that might not need it. Also, there are so many more elective surgeries being done in the modern day.
How many people in Canada are educated?
every person in Canada has the opertunity to attend a school and get an education.
How many Kilowatts are used every year in Canada?
3
How many people are presented the Order of Canada every year?
All living Canadian Citizens are eligible for receiving the Order of Canada. Every year there are 15 people people living in Canada who can get the Order of Canada presented.
How many lawyers per person in Canada?
around 1 lawyer to every 450 people in Canada
How many children are in poverty in Canada?
1 in every 9 children art living in poverty in Canada.
How many women die each year from getting breast augmentation surgery?
Over 300,000 breast implant surgeries are done yearly in the US.
How many kids are bullied every day in Canada?
900 thousand kids are bullied every day in Canada.
What is a four percent chance?
If there is a four percent chance that something will occur that means that it will happen four times out of 100. To clarify a bit: Say there is a 4 per cent chance of a given complication following a specific kind of surgery. This means that on average (counting many hundreds or thousands of surgeries) the complication appears in 4 surgeries out of every hundred surgeries.
