This shift has been accompanied by a drive toward minimally invasive, in situ optical diagnostic technologies that help to assess the mucosa for cellular changes that relate to dysplasia.
This critique is particularly timely given the drive towards minimally invasive techniques, such as sentinel node biopsy, which aim to reduce the incidence and severity of post-operative arm problems.
"Good Food", but when that doesn't suffice for an answer, I elaborate, "Well, we draw flavor inspirations from around the world and are driven by high quality, minimally processed, seasonal, and local ingredients".
Highridge Park, at Whitley Collins Drive and Highridge Road, is a minimally developed soccer field pitted with rodent holes and overrun with weeds.
These 'genetic load' drives would spread rapidly through minimally impaired heterozygotes when rare, and eventually cause the population to crash or even become extinct due to the accumulated load of recessive mutations.
In clinical practice, treatment choice for metastatic CRPC patients is driven primarily by asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic, versus symptomatic disease [ 21].
Therefore, if patients following TKA requirements for driving, surgeons may consider allowing patients treated with minimally invasive right TKAs to drive 4 weeks after surgery under low or moderate speed conditions.
Conversely, the absence of PIK3CA mutation in BRCA2 associated MBCs suggests that alternate oncogenic drivers minimally contribute to tumour drive in this group, thus supporting distinct male breast cancer types.
Driven by the rising popularity of minimally invasive techniques, the demand for cosmetic procedures is increasing.
Therefore, in the present study, we suggested that driving may be resumed 4 weeks after a right knee minimally invasive arthroplasty but had to drive at low or moderate speed, such as driving at the urban areas or suburbs.
The rise in minimally invasive cosmetic procedures has driven the overall growth in cosmetic surgery [ 2, 3].
