HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-10, Page 15THE MAN OF THE HOUR -Santa Claus was the star of the parade on Saturday
and the youngsters in the crowd anxiously awaited his arrival. The, parade was
sponsored by local merchants, service clubs and 'the village and wound up with
Santa meeting the small fry at the fire hall. Santa will be back in Brussels on
Christmas eve, only two weeks away. (Photo by Langlois)
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Today's Health
Having an operation?
Get ready in advance
(By David Woods)
The surgeon dons his gown and
mask, and walks into the hospital
operating room several times a
week; typically, his patients will
be undergoing surgery, for the
first and only time in their lives.
Is it possible, then, for the
patient to prepare for 'surgery?
Not only possible but essential,
says one busy Western Ontario
surgedn. At least when the
operation is an elective as
opposed to an emergency one.
The first element df
preparation is knowledge. The
patient is fully entitled to know
what the surgery is for. And there
is an obligation on the part of the
surgeon +' advise the nat;.-4
,more mucus in the 'tubes;
afterwards, coughing may hurt
the healing incision which, for a
couple of weeks anyway, is held
together only by the stitches.
Overweight patients can also
make the surgeon's task more
difficult, so it's advisable to try to
get down to the correct weight
before surgery. Obese surgical
patients also run a higher risk of
complications.
Sometimes, if they are able to
respond, pre-operative patients
may be asked to do exercises to
improve circulation and breathing
-- and to cough to clear the
airways to the lungs.Pebilitated
persons such as the elderly or the
chronically ill will freauentiv he -
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