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Participants Justin White6Scott Allen10rapidheron2Casey Cook10
Justin White6 Justin White6 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Apr 2009
#1 ·
I’m looking for some urgent recommendations regarding outpatient clinics that perform abdominal surgeries.

Specifically focusing on the gallbladder and liver areas.

Any help would be sincerely appreciated.
Scott Allen10 Scott Allen10 Regular
315 messages
joined Jun 2005
#2 ·
Not a single chance in hell... It's just way too risky. Honestly, surgical wards in hospitals are the only places you should be looking.
Justin White6 Justin White6 NewcomerOP
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joined Apr 2009
#3 ·
Scott Allen10 said:Not a single one... It’s simply too risky. Surgical departments within hospitals are the only places where this should ever happen.


thanks... best regards
rapidheron2 rapidheron2 Member
24 messages
joined Dec 2016
#4 ·
Scott Allen10 said:Not a single one... It's just way too risky. Surgical departments in hospitals are the only places where this happens.

Man, Scott Allen10... I hate to do this to you, especially since I totally respect your medical knowledge, but I'm gonna have to disagree here! 😉
Check out this page:

So, apparently, at the Hippocrates Clinic in the city, they handle all these abdominal surgeries along with a ton of other super complex procedures:
Abdominal Surgery:
laparoscopic gallbladder surgery
laparoscopic hernia repair with mesh
appendix removal
removal of skin tumors, warts, lipomas, and sebaceous cysts
So, yeah, you actually CAN get this done PRIVATELY at a freaking CLINIC! Thoughts? 😉
Scott Allen10 Scott Allen10 Regular
315 messages
joined Jun 2005
#5 ·
Alright, here’s my take on this...

It’s still pretty obvious to me that private outpatient clinics (including the Hippocrates Clinic) shouldn't be touching anything beyond minor, low-risk procedures. Honestly, no sane private clinic would even attempt it—it's just not worth the headache. If something goes sideways during surgery, you're looking at an immediate transfer to a major hospital, plus audits, terrible PR, and a massive hit to their reputation that could sink them. Not to mention the whole legal mess that comes with it.

But...

Hippocrates Specialty Hospital is a totally different beast altogether. A facility like that is actually licensed for more intensive surgery and has a much broader scope of practice. They have full inpatient facilities, blood transfusion capabilities, and all those other legal requirements they have to meet by law. You see this setup with places like "Magdalena" or "Acromion" over in Palm Springs, for example.

So, here's the real kicker: What exactly has Ivanišević been registered as since 2009?....😉...And did he just happen to forget to update the name in his facility's website link? Is it one or the other?....

You can dig into the details right here - Health Care Act - articles 83, 85, and 86...
Casey Cook10 Casey Cook10 Active Member
77 messages
joined May 2024
#6 ·
I guess I'm just hanging out here, maybe waiting to see what everyone else thinks about things today. Casey Cook10 says:
So, here’s the giveaway question: I guess you might be wondering what kind of stuff Goran Ivanišević has been signing up for since back in 2009, maybe?

Whatever happens, I guess we all pretty much know how that first act played out.
Maybe we'll just get a little luckier this time around, I guess...

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