Fig. 1 Comparison of operation time (a) and amount of bleeding (b) for patients undergoing day surgery versus hospitalization surgery for breast cancer.
The amount of NB operation time dedicated to commissioning was thereby minimised, yet gave a high degree of confidence of readiness for HV energisation of the PINI, and first beam operation followed less than 24 h from HV connection to the PINI.
Records were reviewed for patients' age, body weight, clinical stage, tumor histology, length of hospital stay, hospital expenses, amount of surgical bleeding, operation time, complication, intraoperative results of frozen section analysis of common iliac lymph nodes, and histological status of pelvic and para-aortic lymph nodes.
There was no significant difference in the incidences of Intraoperative and postoperative complications, the amount of bleeding, the operation time, or the number of removed lymph nodes between the two groups (Table 2).
The MFC simulation program accepted inputs including the initial amount of sucrose, pH, operation time, temperature, and biofilm thickness.
Four outcomes (bleeding amount, operation time, fused segment height and graft collapse) had a high heterogeneity.
Surgery-induced stress responses were evaluated based on operation time and amount of bleeding during surgery.
In the present study, surgical stress response was evaluated based on operation time and amount of bleeding.
With rapid development of computational capability, we could improve the time efficiency on large amount of operations.
However, our study found that postoperative pain had no significant correlation with operation time, intraoperative hemorrhage, and amount of mandibular setback either.
The following variables were collected: patient's age and sex, fracture type (AO classification), haemoglobin levels (Hb) on admission and pre- and post-operatively, amount of pre- and post-operative blood transfusion, operation time, duration of hospital stay, intra- and post-operative complications, functional recovery, death rate and cost factors relating to the technique.
