"eligibility for surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the set of conditions that must be fulfilled in order for someone to be qualified to receive a certain type of surgery. For example, "The patient was deemed eligible for surgery after passing all the medical tests."
Just as Y Combinator and Rock Health grad, Eligible, wants to do with APIs to help reduce the time it takes for hospitals and insurance companies to confirm coverage and eligibility (for surgery and other procedures), Barry has built ZappRx to take the giant pain in the ass out of pharmacy visits.
are used with the intention of determining a patient's eligibility for surgery, their overall performance in identifying all potential metastases remains suboptimal.
At ALAC, a rehabilitation specialist with expertise in lymphedema (HM) took a patient's medical history and assessed their eligibility for surgery.
Studies on clinicians' views have found that primary care doctors and orthopaedic surgeons hold different opinions about patient eligibility for surgery [ 10].
Parental responsibility may also be relevant in assessing children (and families) eligibility for surgery, as parents' involvement is important in pre-adolescent and adolescent treatment [ 196].
GPs who perceived their patient's psychological state to be a major factor influencing the effectiveness of surgery were more likely to take time – often months – to assess their patients' eligibility for surgery and ability to handle it psychologically and physically.
Eligibility criteria for surgery or inclusion criteria in the study were not reported by 12 (31%) studies.
Our findings support the use of bariatric surgery in women of childbearing age who meet eligibility criteria for surgery, either class III obesity or class II obesity with high risk comorbidities, to potentially decrease the rates of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy and associated complications.
The eligibility for hepatic surgery depends on whether all metastases are resectable and an adequate liver function can be maintained.
Eligibility for hepatic surgery depends on the possibility that all metastases are resectable and adequate liver preservation can be maintained.
Eligibility for laparoscopic surgery was strictly limited at that time, and the laparoscopic approach was selected almost exclusively in patients with the preoperative diagnosis of early gastric cancer.
