What is the role of Leriche syndrome in peripheral vascular disease (PVD)?

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Surgical resection of an infected lung may be considered to reduce the bacillary burden in patients with MDR-TB. Surgery is recommended for patients with MDR-TB whose prognosis with medical treatment is poor. Surgery can be performed with a low mortality rate (< 3%), with prolonged periods of a chemotherapeutic regimen used for more than 1 year after surgery.

Procedures include segmentectomy (rarely used), lobectomy, and pneumonectomy. Pleurectomies for thick pleural peel are rarely indicated.
Intraoperative infection of uninvolved lung tissue has been observed in resections. Complications include the usual perioperative complications, recurrent disease, and bronchopleural fistulas.

Gender reassignment surgery is performed to transition individuals with gender dysphoria to their desired gender. Surgery is typically the last step in the physical transition process, but it is not a decision to be made lightly. Gender dysphoria is the distress that occurs when your sex assigned at birth does not match your gender identity. When an individual can have gender reassignment surgery if he/she is not comfortable with his/her gender? What is the minimum age for Gender reassignment surgery?