Sentence examples for chances of surgery from inspiring English sources

We also examined the relation between the number of surgeries performed without wait-list registration and the chances of surgery within recommended time among wait-listed patients.

The weekly number of patients who move immediately from angiography to the operation without registration on a wait list reduced chances of surgery within target time in all urgency groups of listed patients.

We hear of some other slips and confusions, and now there's a chance of surgery, down the line.

It started in my gall bladder, has infected both lobes of my liver and probably also my pancreas and some lymph nodes, plus one tumour is massed around a group of major blood vessels in the same volume, effectively ruling out any chance of surgery to remove the tumours either in the short or long term".

The figure shows for example that if an 80% chance of surgery is used as cutoff, theoretically, patients with an initial serum beta-hCG level of 2,400 IU/l or higher should have surgery and patients with an initial serum beta-hCG level below 2,400 IU/l are eligible for follow-up.

The addition of surgeons' perceptions in this nested model does not alter much the effect of age on chance of surgery.

The results of this study suggest that for women aged ⩾65 years the chance of surgery increased with time over the 9 years of the study.

Eyes with simple VH clearly had a greater chance of surgery improving vision above the baseline level than did eyes with complicated PDR.

The chances of undergoing surgery within target time have been evaluated in relation to wait-list size at registration and the number of surgeries performed without registration on a wait list.

Chances of late surgery increase with the wait-list size for semi-urgent and non-urgent patients needing coronary bypass surgery.

Improving these odds and increasing the chances of successful surgery is critical to effective treatment.