Sentence examples for application of surgical from inspiring English sources

Mrs Banaddi added they have not washed their hair during their month at sea and personal hygiene now consists of a wash down with baby wipes and application of surgical spirit to their behinds and hands.

Three secondary 5-mm (two on the left side and one on the right side) ports are positioned very laterally for the application of surgical instruments.

Laparoscopic lavage in combination with trans-cystic biliary drainage and application of surgical tissue sealing patch on the bile leak has been reported in the literature; however, that patient was hospitalized for as long as 18 days after surgery [10].

Second, as patients with high βV-tubulin expression achieved a better mean OR to induction chemotherapy (P=0.0104), this might have resulted in skewing of the application of surgical procedures towards that subgroup.

8 It is interesting to note that in older children in the Registry, previous balloon valvuloplasty but not surgical valvotomy increased the risk of the Ross operation, supporting the application of surgical rather than balloon valvuloplasty in infants.

Allowing the design of the trial to include surgeons with and without expertise (high and low volume surgeons, etc), is more pragmatic and truly representative of the application of surgical techniques in real life.

Yet gradually physicians and surgeons recognized the need for anesthesiologists, well-trained specialist physicians dedicated full-time to anesthesia, who could extend surgical horizons by permitting operations previously scarcely conceivable and by allowing applications of surgical principles to patients previously considered too ill to withstand either anesthesia or operation.

This case report presents a novel application of virtual surgical planning, computer-assisted design, and intraoperative surgical navigation to preplan and execute placement of custom-tailored silicone auricular prostheses and titanium osseointegrated implants for a bone-anchored hearing aid system in a patient with Treacher Collins syndrome in whom autologous reconstruction had previously failed.

Bile duct occlusion secondary to inadvertent application of a surgical clip or suture usually is managed with endoscopic or surgical exploration.

Such studies would further underpin the application of more surgical remediation technologies.

However, appropriate application of current surgical techniques (synchronously or sequentially) may achieve cure in most patients without resort to tracheostomy.