Sentence examples for burden revision from inspiring English sources

For each NHG guideline key recommendations have been selected based on relevance of disease burden, revision status of the guideline, and opportunity to translate or normalise the recommendation into if-then rules.

The growing use of primary TKA and attendant burden of revision TKA have heightened interest in identifying risk factors for revision.

Despite its success, there is an increasing burden of revision surgery.

The burden of revision surgery appears unchanged in the decade since the Sinonasal Audit.

Although recent reports based on National Arthroplasty Registries show that the overall 10-year survival of total hip arthroplasty (THA) is over 90%, the burden of Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty (RTHA) is growing in developed countries [ 1, 2].

Data from the CRES show that 13 years after the Sinonasal Audit, there is still a high burden of revision surgery in CRS to both patients and healthcare providers.

In addition, the rapidly increasing amount of prosthesis surgery in some countries, with accordingly small numbers of prostheses with long follow-up in the population, would have a large effect on revision burdens.

Revision burden, which refers to the percentage of revision hip replacements relative to the total number of primary and revision hip replacements, ranged from 11% to 18% among different countries in the past 2 decades [ 4].

It has been rightly stated that registries have reduced the revision burden in arthroplasty surgery, but much remains to be done in order to reduce the "administrative burden" associated with Big Data collection.

The annual revision burden remained relatively constant at 17.5% per year over the study period.

This study examines the hypothesis that revision burden would be similar among contemporary joint replacement registries and improving over time compared with historic controls.