Sentence examples for advocated surgery from inspiring English sources

Benjamin also advocated surgery for patients deemed by medical experts to fit the diagnostic criteria for transsexuals.

Kestenbaum instead advocated surgery on all four horizontal rectus muscles.

Of the 29 who responded, 20 preferred "early surgery," while 9 "advocated surgery at puberty when proper information can be given".

The majority of both surgeons (88%%) and KMDs (93.5 %) responded that most patients can improve without surgery, but 75%% of surgeons advocated surgery in treatment option more likely to provide swift pain relief, opposed to 29.5%% of KMDs.

NICE guidance, advocating surgery on the day of admission or the following day, emphasises this.

We are now in a much stronger position to meet the recent NICE guidance advocating surgery the same day (or the following day).

A third contractor, Anthony Sapp, who had extensive experience renovating town houses, advocated radical surgery.

Instead, Dr. Gross advocated "conservative surgery," operations that conquered disease and contributed to the long-term health of the patient.

Although not supported by randomised clinical trial data, currently it is advocated that surgery should be undertaken only if metastatic disease is confined to the liver and if 90% or more of the tumour mass, including liver metastases, can be successfully removed.

Specialists tend to recommend their own specialism surgeons advocate surgery, and so on.

Rael preaches that humans were created by extraterrestrials to enjoy untrammelled sexual pleasure – a belief that has led the group to campaign against female genital mutilation (FGM), and to advocate surgery to improve sexual feeling to FGM victims.