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Self-surgery

Self-surgery is the act of performing a surgical procedure on oneself. It can be an act taken in extreme circumstances out of necessity, an attempt to avoid embarrassment, legal action, or financial costs, or a rare manifestation of a psychological disorder.

Standards, Abdominal & Amputation of trapped limbs

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Genitals

Abdominal

Medically supervised

Self-trepanation

Amputation of trapped limbs

Mouth

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Self-surgery

Nodes64
Edges63
Triples32
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.03125
Components1

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Self-surgery

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related to Abdominal · 24
Self-surgery → Antarctica, Australian Army, Evan O'Neill Kane, Freund's, He, His, However, In, In August, Information Bulletin, Jock McLaren, Kalin, Kane, Leonid Rogozov, McLaren, On April, On February, Rogozov, Soviet Antarctic Expedition, Soviet Novolazarevskaja Research Station
related to Genitals · 7
Self-surgery → Abraham Lincoln's, Afterwards, Boston Corbett, He, John Wilkes Booth, Sometimes, These
is a · 1
Self-surgery → act of performing a surgical procedure on oneself

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Self-surgeryis aact of performing a surgical procedure on oneself0.90text
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalSuccessful0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalOn February0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalEvan O'Neill Kane0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalHe0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalHowever0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalKane0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalIn0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalIn August0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalJock McLaren0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalAustralian Army0.60section
Self-surgeryrelated to AbdominalThough0.60section

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