Although the lateral sinus floor elevation is a proven clinically successful technique [14], the indirect SFE approach is favorable among clinicians because it does not require a second surgery site and hence cause less trauma and discomfort for the patient [14 16].
In these knees, less trauma is needed for dislocation to occur.
Treatment was less trauma-focused for these patients and significant time in the sessions was used to address other important problems such as comorbid disorders or social problems such as problems with state benefits or social housing, with a similar overall treatment duration of between 12 and 13 sessions.
This "miniaturization" of the LVAD has potential advantages including less surgical trauma for implantation.
The authors point out that the number of cases treated at the urgent and emergency care service over a two-year period did not correspond to the total number of cases of physical violence in the region, as underreporting occurs in cases of less severe trauma for which basic healthcare services and private clinics are capable of treating the injuries [ 2].
Numerous potential advantages have been reported for both surgeons, healthcare system providers, and patients compared to conventional surgical wound closure techniques, including faster closure time, good cosmesis, non-invasive, less tissue trauma, no requirement for secondary dressing, ease of bathing, and no requirement for suture or staple removal [4].
ESS with BSD tools may allow for less tissue trauma than ESS with traditional tools, thus enabling ESS under local anesthesia for selected patients.
Laparoscopy has become the standard approach for many conditions in most surgical specialties. 1 2 3 This development has been driven by the desire for less surgical trauma, faster postoperative recovery, shorter hospital stay, and better cosmetic results, and a sales drive by the medical industry.
At one point, Islamic spiritual authorities decreed it irreligious to bury less than 40% of a body, further exacerbating the trauma for those believers trying to deal with fragments.
Therefore, studies have been directed towards the decrease of undesired intraoperative trauma, for example, through the design of less traumatic surgical instruments.
