Sentence examples for chest operation from inspiring English sources

In 1951, a 14-year-old Australian boy named James Harrison awoke from a major chest operation.

Dr. DeBakey is rehabilitating from major emergency surgery in February 2006 to repair a torn aortic aneurysm — a chest operation that he and Dr. Cooley had developed a half-century earlier.

2/6 A life-saving chest operation planned for two months is threatened by a lack of beds.

"We should not be using the same opioid guideline for an open chest operation that we use for a lumpectomy". Overall, patients who had the procedures voted for fewer opioid pills than the surgeons performing those operations.

Patients who had undergone previous central nervous system or chest operation or radiotherapy (RT) were also excluded.

Even repair of proximal pulmonary arteries requires an open chest operation to be performed on cardiopulmonary bypass with variable results and high rates of restenosis being observed in many centers.

She told herself that she would rather have 10 20 new bruises than one new open-chest operation".

To avoid possible confounding effects of the repeated surgical injury, sham or nonpreconditioning animals were also subjected to a similar open-chest operation.

One adult female patient described the psychological and emotional strain relief following this intervention experiencing the ability to attend socially and take care of her children shortly after being discharged: "I started driving again much earlier this time, you are not supposed to do that when you have had an open-chest operation.

The alternative is an incision through the chest, an operation that increases the danger of collapsed lungs, infection, and even death.

And while bypass surgery still typically involves the trauma of sawing through the breastbone to open the chest, the operation is getting gentler.