The phrase "invasive operation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a surgical procedure that involves cutting into the body and is usually invasive in nature. Example: The patient was scheduled for an invasive operation to remove the tumor from her brain.
Surgery There have been quite big advances in surgery and it is possible to have a minimally invasive operation.
How could he be, just 46 days after the invasive operation?
There have been quite big advances in surgery and it is possible to have a minimally invasive operation.
And that may cause patients to overlook the fact that any invasive operation can have complications, including infection, scarring, brain damage (from anesthesia) and death.
Borges had hoped to treat Sherrill using an endoscopic procedure to eliminate the pouch, a less invasive operation that permits a faster recovery.
My valve repair was done by keyhole surgery, so I have barely any scars and was up and about extremely quickly, much faster than if they'd had to do a more invasive operation.
In March, The Guardian reported that Google's Life Sciences division is creating "robots will aid surgeons in minimally invasive operations, giving operators greater control and accuracy than is possible by hand, minimizing trauma and damage to the patient".
Two control structures suitable for minimally invasive surgery operations with submillimeter accuracy and for minimally invasive microsurgery operations with the desired accuracy in micron range are proposed.
The modality of surgical specimen extraction is extremely important in the setting of minimally invasive operations.
Approximately 2,800 surgical procedures are performed annually, including 100 140 cardiac pump cases and a wide variety of specialized minimally invasive operations.
Other companies are also developing new devices and minimally invasive operations to cash in on America's booming obesity epidemic, but Satiety is among the first to start testing its products in people.
