Accessing Live and Recorded Surgical Procedures Online: A Guide
The only way you used to be able to see a live surgical procedure was if you were a physician or a surgeon in training. However, with today's technology and society's desire to learn, videos of procedures are now readily available on the Internet for just about anyone to view. Some surgeries are even streamed live on the Internet from the beginning to the end of the procedure.Things You'll Need
- Computer
- Internet access
Instructions
Choose a website such as ORLive.com, MedlinePlus.com or WebSurg.com.
Click on "videos" within the website.
Choose either a "live" operation or a prerecorded surgery.
Click on a procedure to watch.
Install the plug-in or flash player required, if needed.
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