Sentence examples for delay to operative from inspiring English sources

Median delay to operative repair was 15 days.

When comparing TKA without delay to waiting with non-operative bridge, TKA without delay produced greater utility at a lower cost to society.

When comparing TKA without delay to waiting with a non-operative bridge, TKA without delay produced greater utility for the patient at a lower cost to society, therefore, dominating the waiting with non-operative bridge strategy for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis.

However, our data indicate that a delay to surgery leads to higher post-operative Constant scores.

For non-operative deaths, adverse events such as delay in transfer to a surgeon by a physician, delay to surgery, diagnosis missed by medical unit or the view that an operation should have been done were noted.

The most common adverse events for operative deaths were delays: delay in transfer to surgeons by physicians (23/384 adverse events identified; 6.0%), delay to surgery (4.4%) and delay in transfer to the surgical unit (2.9%); however, surgeon too junior (4.9%) and inadequate resuscitation (3.4%) also featured (table 3).

Additionally, if radioisotopes are injected during surgery, the time period required for the tracer to migrate to the SLN may delay the operative procedure.

Oxytocin augmentation is widely used in delayed labour to prevent operative delivery.

To delay is to disrespect.

Delay in operative delivery was common.

Causes of delay by operative unit discipline are presented in Table  3.