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What are the two procedures patients are most happy about afterwards? i was just wondering...
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Interesting question: A great deal of research would be required to answer this question accurately. I suspect that there are no two procedures that patients are most happy about. Instead, i would predict that procedures that result in relief to patients would produce increased well-being. For example, if a diagnostic procedure indicates that the dreaded problem is resolved, it's time to celebrate!
Answered 4/13/2015
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