The phrase "after multiple surgeries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that follows a series of surgical procedures.
Example: "She was finally able to return to her normal activities after multiple surgeries to repair her knee."
Alternatives: "following several surgeries" or "subsequent to numerous surgeries".
After multiple surgeries and months of rehabilitation, the progress of which was followed closely by legions of fans, Barbaro was eventually euthanized.
The Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation lists a number of famous people who may have had BDD, including Andy Warhol, Franz Kafka, Sylvia Plath and Michael Jackson, his face, after multiple surgeries, an Edvard Munch-ish scream.
An aspiring actor who is scraping together a living working at a Subway sandwich shop, Elliot walks with a limp, even after multiple surgeries, and is plagued by nightmares about a traumatic encounter with a civilian in Iraq.
We presented a pediatric patient who was complicated with nonunion, deformity and shortening after multiple surgeries for an aggressive type of ABC located in the proximal humerus.
After multiple surgeries, Roberts has a noticeable scar across his abdomen.
After multiple surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation, Tory has been cancer free since 1994.
The ankles continued to be free from pain, but the more proximal pain in one patient treated by extraction of the proximal locking screw and dynamization resulted in subsidence of the implant, probably due to inferior bone quality after multiple surgery.
Over the weekend, Halsey shared a moving image from her hospital bed after undergoing multiple surgeries to treat the condition.
Lieutenant Colonel Randy Royer, who underwent multiple surgeries after being shot in the arm and leg, told jurors that he also suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
The remainder of osteochondral lesions were due to defects after meniscal surgery (n = 2), due to aseptic necrosis of the subchondral bone (n = 2) or were idiopathic after multiple previous surgeries (n = 2).
