The second responder, does not understand the scope of practice of a CRNA. Many work without an anesthesiologist. They administer and monitor the anesthesia in the same manner as an anesthesiologist. There are differences in the educational process, and in the other positions which might be performed by an anesthesiologist.
Cancer Education. Chordoma is a rare cancerous (malignant) primary bone tumor that usually occurs along the spine. Chordoma most often occurs in the base of the spine (sacrum) or in the base of the skull.Chordomas form from small remnants of the notochord, a coil of cells in the embryo that develops into the spinal cord.A chordoma may occur at any age but is most common in adults.hordoma most often occurs in the base of the spine (sacrum) or in the base of the skull. Chordomas form from small remnants of the notochord, a coil of cells in the embryo that develops into the spinal cord.
A lipoma is a knot of fatty tissue that is usually found just below the skin (subcutaneous). Lipomas can occur almost anywhere on the body, but are most commonly found on the trunk, shoulders, neck, and armpits. Lipomas can also form in muscles and internal organs.A lipoma can be described as a rubbery bulge that feels moveable. Lipomas tend to be slow-growing, often over a period of months or years. They are usually small (usually less than two inches across).Occasionally, larger lipomas do occur, with some reaching almost eight inches across.Lipomas are fairly common, occurring in one in every 1,000 people.ipomas can also form in muscles and internal organs. A lipoma can be described as a rubbery bulge that feels moveable. Lipomas tend to be slow-growing, often over a period of months or years. They are usually small (usually less than two inches across).