Sentence examples for complete extirpation from inspiring English sources

Complete extirpation with precise removal of the base under a clear surgical view is required.

A population viability analysis was conducted to assess the likelihood and projected time frame of extinction for this population under no management (∼25 years to complete extirpation; probability of extinction = 1) and if management efforts such as captive rearing and headstarting are undertaken (probability of extinction <0.2 at 25 30% survival of egg/larvae).

The classical surgical approach was first described by Hudson where a retroperitoneal en bloc resection of the recto-sigmoid colon with the pelvic tumour is required to achieve complete extirpation of pelvic disease 11.

The radical mastectomy was developed at a time when most cancers were locally advanced, and a large operation was necessary for complete extirpation, but the procedure was used for the treatment of small cancers as well.

At the peak of the mange epizootic, the annual survival rate declined from >75%to<30%0% (Riley et al. 2007), and complete extirpation of bobcats occurred in some N101 habitat patches (Riley et al. 2014).

Matthews and Marsh-Matthews (2007) documented the near or complete extirpation of C. lutrensis from several direct tributaries of Lake Texoma, Oklahoma-Texas, USA, in spite of the fact C. lutrensis still inhabits the reservoir proper, whereas stream populations upstream of the reservoir remained intact.

It is hoped that a greater understanding of malignant cell growth and behaviour will lead to the development of novel cancer therapies based on tumour cell biology that will complement or replace the current treatments of surgical extirpation (complete excision), chemotherapy, and radiation.

Treatment-resistant, locally advanced soft tissue sarcomas often require amputation for complete tumor extirpation.

Ice scouring and winter freezing has a drastic impact on sessile organisms living in the high intertidal [ 83], and indeed M. laminarioides shows a complete population extirpation in Patagonia during the LGM and a severe colonization sweep in this region.

1, 2 For the treatment of colorectal cancer, it is well established that complete surgical extirpation of hepatic metastases can yield long-term disease-free survival in a significant proportion of selected patients.

This modified technique provides a time-saving complete urinary tract extirpation to eliminate preoperatively undetectable malignancy, reduce metachronous recurrences, and avert perioperative complications associated with pneumoperitoneum and repositioning.