Sentence examples for having reconstruction from inspiring English sources

"I thought you were having reconstruction," he said, puzzled.

While 78% of the patients had no progress of the osteoarthritic status according to the X-ray after having reconstruction of the meniscus, just in 64% of the patients, who had partial meniscectomy, no further development of gonarthrosis was detected.

National estimates of breast reconstruction rates following mastectomy demonstrate lower use among older women, with only 1.3%to4.1%1% of women over age 70 having reconstruction compared to 17.9% of younger women [ 77, 78].

The 14 patients who had reconstruction with a functional spacer generally fared well from a reconstructive standpoint.

"But instead, you know, we had Reconstruction, we had the re-instigation of segregation and Jim Crow.

-How have reconstruction plans proposed to address the issues of racial and economic inequities in New Orleans?

I see women who've had reconstruction, who have no nipples, who've been treated for cancer or who have no breasts.

In outlining their proposals, Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Green both criticized, if indirectly, a proposal made by Mr. Vallone to have reconstruction overseen by a city commission as insufficient.

"He had reconstruction of his ligaments, so it will be long-term".

"Most people do not realize that over half of post-mastectomy women do not have reconstruction.

The doctors told me, "Everything's going to be OK we have to remove them, but you can have reconstruction".