Sentence examples for difficult operative from inspiring English sources

The current approach to managing the distal pancreas after pancreaticoduodenectomy is to anastomose the stump to either the jejunum or stomach, but pancreatic ductal occlusion without anastomosis of the pancreatic remnant remains an option during difficult operative circumstances.

This difference may be related to the complicated anatomic structure of and difficult operative approach to the mandibular ramus region, in accordance with previous reports [ 11].

Most of the early problems with aseptic loosening in Finland are therefore probably due to unstable cups because of smooth coating (Durom) and difficult operative techniques.

36 The modes of follow-up are critical, 32 as are completeness and accuracy of data collection, which can lead to loss of follow-up and various misclassification biases (for example, outcomes of difficult operative cases being attributed to revision surgery or a medical device).

What you may be seeing is a response at the regional level, where increased pressure in South Africa makes it more difficult for operatives to operate, having a response elsewhere," said Mike Knight, chair of the respected International Union for the Conservation of Nature's African rhino specialist group.

But if it is difficult, the operatives should be killed, without checking their passports.

At last, the approach of submucosal cervical myomas is considered one of the most difficult cases in operative hysteroscopy.

But it's also very difficult to get operatives into this country".

With the help of the police they will probably find other means to make life difficult for unco-operative judges.

"What we don't need is a multiplicity of layers in the structure that make it difficult for co-operative enthusiasts to have their voice heard".

But it is difficult for co-operatives to compete in the energy market as regulations and incentives are designed for bigger players.