The phrase "a recurrent operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an operation or process that occurs repeatedly or regularly.
Example: "The system requires a recurrent operation to ensure that all data is updated consistently."
Alternatives: "a repeated process" or "a recurring task".
Typeface, printing, and books have been a fascination for Pontifell since he was a child, stuck indoors while recovering from recurrent operations for infantile glaucoma, which some of his doctors thought would eventually leave him blind.
Of the 13,562 patients, 13,305 (98%) underwent surgery only once, for the primary LDH, and 257 (2%) underwent reoperation within the first year after the primary operation due to a recurrent LDH.
Recurrence free survival (RFS) was calculated as the time from operation to diagnosis of a recurrent disease in the ipsilateral breast, local, regional or distant site.
In conclusion, we report the first case of a successful complete resection of a recurrent cardiac fibroma 21 years after the initial operation.
The other patient (no. 12), a 61-year old man who had diabetes mellitus and hepatocellular carcinoma, had a recurrent infection 7 months after the first-stage operation.
A recurrent aneurysm was detected in one case and a re-operation was performed.
Fig. 4 a, b Computed tomography images showing a recurrent cystic mass with septa in the same region of the first operation Fig. 5 The recurrent cyst adhered to the inferior vena cava, common bile duct, and portal vein (a).
Concern over the effects of forestry operations, particularly harvesting, on extreme flooding events is a recurrent issue in forest and watershed management.
A recurrent aneurysm was detected in one case during the 2-year follow-up period, and a re-operation was performed.
Shopping is a recurrent image.
