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The Surgeon inspected Wolverine after he had been hit by a truck. Surgeon is a man who appeared in Kill the Messenger (episode). Surgeon (in italiano Chirurgo) è un agente operativo dell'ONI. Ha servito come operativo sul campo come tiratore scelto eliminando diversi capi ribelli (da qui il suo nome in codice di "chirurgo"). Non più sul campo a partire dall'inizio della Guerra Umani-Covenant a causa di una ferita, è passato alla sezione logistica ed ha redatto un rapporto, L'impossibile vita e la possibile morte di Preston J. Cole, sostenendo che l'ammiraglio abbia effettuato un salto nell'atmosfera di Viperidae prima dell'esplosione delle centinaia di missili Shiva piazzati con la nave UNSC Everest, scomparendo per sempre e facendo distruggere la nave Io al suo posto. Child grew up in Kislingbury, a village in Northamptonshire, England. In 1989, he moved to Birmingham to study audio-visual design, played in a jazz/rock/fusion band called Blim, and learned to DJ from friend Paul Damage. At that time, there were no Techno clubs in Birmingham so he and his friends started House of God, and by 1992 he was DJing there regularly. In 1994, he released his eponymous debut EP on Downwards Records. Surgeon's musical style is characterised by his incorporation of the more cinematic and left field aspects of his musical background into his club-based material. His production, remix, and DJ repertoire are inspired by krautrock and industrial music bands such as Faust, Coil, and Whitehouse....(Read more) The Surgeon is a unit in Age of Empires III. It is able to heal units and build Field Hospitals. There are various Home City shipment cards to bring in two or four surgeons at once (all civilizations have at least one of these except the Aztecs, Iroquois and Asian civilizations), which are the main way to obtain surgeons. They can also be rescued on some maps from Treasure Guardians. The surgeon can only be trained on the map through use of the Home City Card Master Surgeons (all European civilizations except the British and Spanish), allowing them to be built at a church and increasing their healing rate to 15 rather than 10. A surgeon is a physician who has qualified as a specialist in surgery, the ability to use medical instruments to cut into the body, repair medical conditions, then repair the damage. In addition to excellent knowledge of practical anatomy, surgeons require steady hands and great manual dexterity. Robert Chase is currently on the surgical staff at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital hoping to qualify as a surgical specialist in addition to his specializations in intensive care and cardiology. Bonuses: * 6% Damage bonus * 6% XP bonus * 6% Honor bonus * 1 extra generator slot The ship's medical officer, qualified by the Navy Board by examination at the Barber-Surgeons' Company, hence the name. While well paid, the position was not popular, and there is a cliche in fiction of the drunken surgeon. Surgeon is a PvP Perk. __NoToC__ A surgeon is a person who practises surgery. Surgery involves the cutting of a body, whether that of a human or other animal, for a specific reason such as the removal of diseased tissue or to repair a tear or breakage. The Time Tyrant known as the Surgeon was a renegade that was exiled from his home world because he did not agree with the brutal morality (or lack of) within his own society. He became a hunted fugitive, running through time and space in his stolen SWARM to evade capture. Despite his apparent benevolence, his history and general mysterious nature (coupled with his sudden disappearance) makes it quite unclear whether he is friend or really foe. The home city of Dr. Nemesis was gripped by an outbreak of the Black Plague. As the Surgeon, Dr. Blackton, Superintendant of City Hospital, set about killing the doctors who discovered the cure so that he could claim credit for himself. He burst into the research laboratory and killed two out of the three doctors who had discovered the formula, with his scalpel and anaesthetic. But the dying Dr. Michaels hid it in the mouth of a corpse and fell out the window clutching its teeth in his hand. Dr. Jim Bradley was arrested on suspicion of murder but broke out of jail as Dr. Nemesis. He defeated the Surgeon and recovered the formula. Pyong Ko was a 21st century surgeon who discovered the genetic sequence for inhibiting the growth of cancer cells. (VOY: "Fury") Doctor Phlox once witnessed how a surgeon replaced the parietal lobe of a Bynar newborn with a synaptic processor. (ENT: "Regeneration") In 2155, Earth Starfleet officer J. Billingsley worked as a surgeon at the Fleet Operations Center on Earth. (ENT: "Demons" set artwork) Doctor Leonard McCoy indeed became a qualified surgeon. In 2268, he performed open heart surgery on Vulcan ambassador Sarek. (TOS: "Journey to Babel" ) Surgeon is one of the mercinaries in Black's group. He only appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat. He is first seen at Yanov with Black's group, protecting the scientist bunker. Surgeon doesn't have any background information, nor does he have any big story importance. Es un criminal contratado por P'andor junto con Buzz y Hammer con el objetivo de abrir la armadura para así ganar una buena ganancia. Surgeon was one of the safe crackers that tried to open P'andor's armor, but failed like the rest, breaking his surgical equipment. 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The Time Tyrant known as the Surgeon was a renegade that was exiled from his home world because he did not agree with the brutal morality (or lack of) within his own society. He became a hunted fugitive, running through time and space in his stolen SWARM to evade capture. Despite his apparent benevolence, his history and general mysterious nature (coupled with his sudden disappearance) makes it quite unclear whether he is friend or really foe. Surgeon is one of the mercinaries in Black's group. He only appears in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat. He is first seen at Yanov with Black's group, protecting the scientist bunker. Surgeon doesn't have any background information, nor does he have any big story importance. Es un criminal contratado por P'andor junto con Buzz y Hammer con el objetivo de abrir la armadura para así ganar una buena ganancia. The Surgeon is a unit in Age of Empires III. It is able to heal units and build Field Hospitals. There are various Home City shipment cards to bring in two or four surgeons at once (all civilizations have at least one of these except the Aztecs, Iroquois and Asian civilizations), which are the main way to obtain surgeons. They can also be rescued on some maps from Treasure Guardians. The surgeon can only be trained on the map through use of the Home City Card Master Surgeons (all European civilizations except the British and Spanish), allowing them to be built at a church and increasing their healing rate to 15 rather than 10. Surgeons are the best unit at healing wounded soldiers with the above-mentioned card shipment, otherwise their healing rates are identical to other healers. Surgeons cannot destroy buildings since they don't have siege damage. Pyong Ko was a 21st century surgeon who discovered the genetic sequence for inhibiting the growth of cancer cells. (VOY: "Fury") Doctor Phlox once witnessed how a surgeon replaced the parietal lobe of a Bynar newborn with a synaptic processor. (ENT: "Regeneration") In 2155, Earth Starfleet officer J. Billingsley worked as a surgeon at the Fleet Operations Center on Earth. (ENT: "Demons" set artwork) Jadzia Dax, her symbiont Dax having met future Doctor Leonard McCoy at the University of Mississippi as Emony Dax, noted that she knew he would become a doctor because "he had the hands of a surgeon." (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") Doctor Leonard McCoy indeed became a qualified surgeon. In 2268, he performed open heart surgery on Vulcan ambassador Sarek. (TOS: "Journey to Babel" ) In the 23rd century, the chief medical officer of a starship was sometimes referred to as the ship's surgeon. (TOS; Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) Doctor Katherine Pulaski was a qualified surgeon. In 2365, her expertise saved the life of Captain Jean-Luc Picard after complications arose during a procedure to replace his cardiac implant at Starbase 515. (TNG: "Samaritan Snare" ) Doctor Beverly Crusher was a qualified surgeon. In 2368, she assisted Doctor Toby Russell in using a genetronic replicator to create a new spine for Lieutenant Worf, after he had an accident which paralyzed him. (TNG: "Ethics" ) The original chief medical officer of the USS Voyager once worked as a surgeon in a hospital on Caldik Prime. (VOY: "Caretaker") The Vidiians employed surgeons to remove organs from both living and dead aliens in order to transplant them into Vidiians to ensure their race's survival against the Phage. (VOY: "Faces", et al.) An interrogation surgeon was a specialized position within Voth society used to question prisoners and those suspected of violating doctrine. In 2373, Haluk called for an interrogation surgeon to begin questioning Captain Kathryn Janeway, relating to Forra Gegen's defense of the Distant Origin Theory, but the surgeon was recalled when Gegen surrendered. (VOY: "Distant Origin") Surgeon is a man who appeared in Kill the Messenger (episode). The Surgeon inspected Wolverine after he had been hit by a truck. Child grew up in Kislingbury, a village in Northamptonshire, England. In 1989, he moved to Birmingham to study audio-visual design, played in a jazz/rock/fusion band called Blim, and learned to DJ from friend Paul Damage. At that time, there were no Techno clubs in Birmingham so he and his friends started House of God, and by 1992 he was DJing there regularly. In 1994, he released his eponymous debut EP on Downwards Records. Surgeon's musical style is characterised by his incorporation of the more cinematic and left field aspects of his musical background into his club-based material. His production, remix, and DJ repertoire are inspired by krautrock and industrial music bands such as Faust, Coil, and Whitehouse....(Read more) Surgeon (in italiano Chirurgo) è un agente operativo dell'ONI. Ha servito come operativo sul campo come tiratore scelto eliminando diversi capi ribelli (da qui il suo nome in codice di "chirurgo"). Non più sul campo a partire dall'inizio della Guerra Umani-Covenant a causa di una ferita, è passato alla sezione logistica ed ha redatto un rapporto, L'impossibile vita e la possibile morte di Preston J. Cole, sostenendo che l'ammiraglio abbia effettuato un salto nell'atmosfera di Viperidae prima dell'esplosione delle centinaia di missili Shiva piazzati con la nave UNSC Everest, scomparendo per sempre e facendo distruggere la nave Io al suo posto. The home city of Dr. Nemesis was gripped by an outbreak of the Black Plague. As the Surgeon, Dr. Blackton, Superintendant of City Hospital, set about killing the doctors who discovered the cure so that he could claim credit for himself. He burst into the research laboratory and killed two out of the three doctors who had discovered the formula, with his scalpel and anaesthetic. But the dying Dr. Michaels hid it in the mouth of a corpse and fell out the window clutching its teeth in his hand. Dr. Jim Bradley was arrested on suspicion of murder but broke out of jail as Dr. Nemesis. He defeated the Surgeon and recovered the formula. A surgeon is a person who practises surgery. Surgery involves the cutting of a body, whether that of a human or other animal, for a specific reason such as the removal of diseased tissue or to repair a tear or breakage. The ship's medical officer, qualified by the Navy Board by examination at the Barber-Surgeons' Company, hence the name. While well paid, the position was not popular, and there is a cliche in fiction of the drunken surgeon. Surgeon is a PvP Perk. __NoToC__ A surgeon is a physician who has qualified as a specialist in surgery, the ability to use medical instruments to cut into the body, repair medical conditions, then repair the damage. In addition to excellent knowledge of practical anatomy, surgeons require steady hands and great manual dexterity. Historically, physicians and surgeons were two separate professions, but grew together in the 19th century as surgery became less a matter of lancing, amputation and cauterization and became an important part of the treatment of internal disorders. As such, modern physicians have much more basic medical knowledge apart from just anatomy and their manual skills. Robert Chase is currently on the surgical staff at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital hoping to qualify as a surgical specialist in addition to his specializations in intensive care and cardiology. Surgeon was one of the safe crackers that tried to open P'andor's armor, but failed like the rest, breaking his surgical equipment. He used a cutting laser as a weapon. Bonuses: * 6% Damage bonus * 6% XP bonus * 6% Honor bonus * 1 extra generator slot