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Meanings of have surgery in English

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Usage of have surgery in English
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The process leading up to my decision to have surgery was exhaustive.
The Guardian
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But she had to have surgery on the hip in the morning.
The long road home
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She'll have to have surgery and she's in a lot of pain.
The life you've imagined
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It heals on its own, but you can have surgery on it.
Reuters
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In 2016, he was diagnosed with cancer and had to have surgery.
The South African
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A Garda spokeswoman said he is due to have surgery today.
The Irish Times
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So in January, I was asked to have surgery yet again.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
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All going well the Māori King will have surgery next week.
Radio NZ
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Because he might need to have surgery, he was only getting IV fluids.
Escape
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The centre-back is set to have surgery on a broken collarbone.
The South African
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She is now expected to have surgery in October after a post-Games holiday.
News.com.au
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Did you have surgery while I was gone- apersonalitytransplant maybe?
On mystic lake
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I had to have surgery on that cause it slid into my ankle.
The new yorker
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The remaining patients would likely have surgery every second day as their conditions stabilised.
Radio NZ
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Thousands of children each year have surgery, where ventilation tubes or grommets are inserted.
Radio NZ
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Patients should have time to think through whether to have surgery before undergoing it.
The Guardian
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