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The phrase "average preoperative weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or clinical contexts when discussing the typical weight of patients before undergoing surgery.
Example: "The study analyzed the average preoperative weight of patients to assess the impact of weight on surgical outcomes."
Alternatives: "mean pre-surgery weight" or "typical weight before surgery".
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The average preoperative weight was 71 kg.
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41 In Sweden, where the same banding systems are utilized, a report of 824 patients with an average preoperative BMI of 43 kg/m demonstrated a 5% reoperation rate secondary to insufficient weight loss.
The average preoperative antibiotic duration was 4 weeks.
The average postoperative hip score was 94, compared with an average preoperative hip score of 42.
Preoperative weight loss is often encouraged before undergoing weight loss surgery.
Average preoperative hip score 60 65, and average postoperative hip score 80 89.
Preoperative weight and length Z scores were not associated with any outcome variable.
The average preoperative mFTA was 18.5° in cases of valgus deformity and 18° in varus cases.
The mean preoperative subjective International Knee Documentation Committee IKDCC) score was 66.74 (minimum 37 and maximum 90), and the mean average preoperative Lysholm score was 69.25 (minimum 36 and maximum 89).
The average preoperative neck-shaft angle of 102° (range 80 120°) increased to 132° (range 120 145°) after surgery.
The popliteal angle was 57.7 ± 3.5° (range 30 80°) and the average preoperative mobility arch was between 50 and 100° flexion.
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