Sentence examples for elective intervention from inspiring English sources

The German health care system provides inpatient rehabilitation for patients who have documented target organ damage, particularly after having experienced a CV event such as acute coronary syndrome (with or without interventional or surgical revascularization) or after such an elective intervention without a previous acute event.

In our experience, regular elective intervention at an early stage provides better clinical and cholangiographic long-term results rather than performing intervention only when clinical symptoms develop.

Therefore, close clinical monitoring is needed and early elective intervention might be considered in these patients.

Elective intervention offers the possibility of investigating HRQoL before and after surgery, and therefore changes in HRQoL over time.

The mortality rate after elective intervention for a screen-detected AAA observed in the NAAASP was lower (1·6percentnt versus 3·0percentnt in MASS), but based on few deaths, so it was deemed inappropriate to use it in the base case.

Excluded were patients with fibromuscular dysplasia, total occlusion, spontaneous dissection or in-stent restenosis of renal artery, stenosis of a transplant or bypass graft anastomosis, aneurysm of abdominal aorta larger than 45 mm in diameter, current pregnancy, and contraindication to contrast media, aspirin, thienopyridines, heparin or any other therapy as required for elective intervention.

For elective interventions the standard duration in hospital was one night (Fig. 3).

Our study is limited in the inability to compare our results of elective interventions with percutaneous transhepatic or endoscopic interventions.

Readmissions for ACS and elective interventions were comparable in both groups.

The intervention consisted of two steps (initial and further reinforcement) and two elective interventions (informative or intensive).

Clinical trials have been performed to analyze the prophylactic potential of endoscopic band ligation in elective interventions.