The phrase "ages of surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different historical periods or advancements in surgical practices over time.
Example: "The ages of surgery have seen remarkable transformations, from ancient techniques to modern minimally invasive procedures."
Alternatives: "eras of surgery" or "periods of surgery".
Our data show regional differences in age of surgery varied with the level of economic development.
Given the small variations in the age of surgery, it was considered more appropriate to present these results in relation to age rather than time after surgery.
It considers that women are at risk for an observable recurrence only after their age of surgery, and not from birth.
The age of surgery was chosen based on evidence that anteroventral cochlear nucleus cell number is unaffected by cochlear ablation after P9 (Tierney and Moore 1997).
There was no significant difference in age of surgery between the patients who had died and those who were still alive (p = 0.2).
As early age of indication and presence of residual hearing are important factors for postimplant speech perception and language development, this has resulted in further decrease of minimum age of surgery [ 2– 7].
Working in the pre-anesthetic, pre-Listerian age of surgery, he was a cautious surgeon, perhaps owing to his nature and also to the suggestion that he was not considered a brilliant technician despite his expertise in anatomic dissections.
Matching variables included type of surgical procedure, National Nosocomial Infections Surveillance risk index, age, date of surgery, and surgeon.
Multivariable logistic regression found no significant effect of epsilon-aminocaproic acid use on stroke after accounting for age, date of surgery, and history of diabetes.
Age, type of surgery, emergency surgery, APS, benzodiazepine use, hypoxemia, and hypotension were included in the model as risk factor for delirium.
