However, this grading system is not reliable for the prediction of the outcome of splenic injuries and not decisive about whether surgery of conservative treatment should be applied [ 2, 36– 39].> > Previous studies have shown that the CT injury grade alone is a poor predictor for the success of NOM [ 36, 40, 41].
"Don't forget that he had a second operation at the end of last season, and that surgery was decisive in helping him get back to where he was.
However, we believe whether intraoperative retinal reattachment of the posterior pole or not has no decisive effect on the success of surgery.
During the past few years modern techniques have brought decisive progress also in maxillofacial surgery, leading to rapid further development of diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities.
However, we could not identify the primary lesion before the surgery because of no decisive factors.
11 12 13 Firstly, because invasive procedures have a stronger placebo effect than non-invasive ones 12 and, secondly, because a confident diagnosis and a decisive approach to treatment, typical for surgery, usually results in a strong placebo effect.
The type of surgery may not be of decisive importance for the duration of the recovery period and, consequently, for return to work following surgery.
Chronic rotator cuff tendon tears are accompanied by significant, irreversible deterioration of muscle quality which is decisive for the prognosis indicating timing of surgery to be essential.
Contemporary studies have established a decisive role for bacterial endotoxin or lipopolysaccaride (LPS) the prototypical TLR-4 ligand in the increasingly recognised phenomenon of surgery induced accelerated tumour growth.
