Spoilers for Wednesday 13th September 2023 (Series 88, Heat 54)
Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2023 1:21 pm
OVERAMPS in R1 (and so close to SUPERNOVA).
UNRAILED also in R2.
UNRAILED also in R2.
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midline: a median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body
Having Googled this, I don’t think she was wrong? She was talking about a certain midline incision which can go horizontal depending on where they’re cut.John Garcia wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 4:22 pm Remind me never to get operated on by Susie Dent! She was wrong about the midline. I'd happily be operated on by Justin Moorhouse with his superior knowledge of human anatomy.
midline: a median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body
Incisions can be of multiple types, but I'm pretty sure that a midline incision must be vertical, i.e. go through the midline of the body. A horizontal incision can't really be "midline" in any sense. Suffice to say, after having read yours and Susie's responses have decided to cancel my surgery and book in with Mr Moorhouse. I hear he has better surgical after-care too!
What actually got said? I wasn't paying much attention.John Garcia wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 8:47 pmIncisions can be of multiple types, but I'm pretty sure that a midline incision must be vertical, i.e. go through the midline of the body. A horizontal incision can't really be "midline" in any sense. Suffice to say, after having read yours and Susie's responses have decided to cancel my surgery and book in with Mr Moorhouse. I hear he has better surgical after-care too!
Mr Moorhouse intimated that the midline was down the middle of the body and proceeded to open the patient up.Gavin Chipper wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 10:48 am What actually got said? I wasn't paying much attention.