Sentence examples for So excision from inspiring English sources

The yield of the cleavage reaction was too low to detect the RNA fragment by UV-shadowing, so excision was performed using products of known size as markers to suggest where the fragments may lie.

Three patients required metastasectomy after the thyroid surgery: one presented with spinal cord compression from a spinal metastasis 10 days after thyroid surgery and so required excision of the vertebral metastasis, spinal cord decompression, and fixation.

The tumour and the fascicles cannot be divided with naked eyes or microscopy during the excision, so a portion of the fascicles have to be excised with the tumour.

In the transposition technique, the mental foramen is included in the osteotomy, to allow incisive branch excision, so that the IAN can be pulled into a new position, generally more posterior [16].

We need to fight so that quality excision surgery is accessible to all women regardless of their income, and regardless of their zip code.

Recognizing these parameters, physicians have learned to more accurately assess scalp laxity and limit the width of the excision, so as to avoid excessive tension upon closure and therefore create more esthetically acceptable scars.

UNG loss does not cause compensatory upregulation of the other DNA glycosylases capable of uracil excision, so it is unlikely that futile cycles of BER are initiated in UNG−/− cells treated with pemetrexed.

With increasing age and associated co-morbidities expected survival decreases, therefore older patients might be more likely to receive RT. Furthermore, tumours in younger patients are often more aggressive, so an early excision of the tumour with surgery is indicated.

The series includes eleven amputations of one lower extremity; all were in adults, with infection so extensive that excision was considered impractical, as the patient would be left with a foot and ankle which were worthless from a functional standpoint.

In this group of patients, the authors strongly recommend that the possibility and option of nerve graft should be discussed with patients prior to schwannoma excision, so that nerve grafting could be directly proceeded with patient consent in case there is fascicular involvement of tumour found intraoperatively.

So-called simple excision takes about an hour, with a few stitches afterward.