The lumpectomy or partial mastectomy is intended to preserve a breast that satisfies the woman's cosmetic, emotional and physical needs.
Overall, we conclude that the standard can significantly improve security in power systems if applied comprehensively, but we also note that the need to preserve (partial) backwards-compatibility has led to some design choices that provide less security than could have been achieved with a more ambitious approach.
One new television ad, set in a nursery with a lullaby in the background, has Mr. Neumann, a conservative, criticizing Mr. Feingold, a liberal, for voting against a bill to ban partial-birth abortions except to preserve the life of the mother.
Although partial resection may be acceptable to preserve valvular and/or ventricular function, complete resection is preferable to eliminate the risk of recurrence.
Partial adrenalectomy has recently been advocated to preserve unaffected adrenal tissue during resection of pheochromocytoma.
Nephron-sparing surgery (NSS), such as robotic-assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy (RAPN) is increasingly recommended to preserve long-term renal function.
Partial liberalisation can also be a way to preserve some of the rents earned elsewhere by shielding businesses from competition.Some officials see zones as vehicles for graft.
" Similarly, it identifies only one business-side revenue-raiser, a "partial" limit on interest deductibility, while promising to preserve business credits for research and low-income housing.
Some case-series studies reported good results with partial removal of the calcific deposits, so as to preserve the integrity of the tendon [17, 18].
Suppressing SOD1 mainly in astrocytes led to preserved muscle innervation despite only partial protection of spinal motoneurons.
If the tumor was located apart from the triangle of the bladder, it should be considered to preserve the bladder with the partial resection of the bladder.
