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Originally Posted by Ali Shiralian
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Originally Posted by bbbbmw
Let me recap:
1. Patient separates shoulder. While painful, and should be addressed in a reasonable length of time (up to 72 hours, let's say) to prevent scar tissue and permanent loss of motion.
2. Patient suffers a brain aneurysm, which can cause immediate death.
Which one would be more likely to be called an "emergency?"
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Both are an emergency situation and I can assure you the hospitals and physicians here will deem that as emergency as well and deal with them accordingly.
If you like your system better I suggest you keep it and let us keep ours as well.
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Then why did the previous Canadian poster have to wait 4 months for an MRI/surgery on his shoulder?
I worked with a Canadian who had a lump on his testicle. Took him 6 months to see a urologist. He never got there; it was testicular cancer (which is very aggressive) and he died waiting.
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