The minimally invasive technology, adopted by more than 100 hospitals beginning in the late 1990s, provides an alternative way to gain access to the heart.
Where possible, the University will provide minimally invasive tools to manage User devices and adopt minimally invasive tools to monitor network security without unneeded institutional access.
The concept of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) was adopted recently in the orthopaedic society, leading to the development of minimally invasive techniques for THA.
Although unilateral laminotomy can be performed through adopting minimally invasive approaches, it entails an increased risk of perioperative complications.
Surgeons have sought to reduce operative trauma to the spine by adopting minimally invasive techniques such as microdiscectomy, (microscope-assisted or endoscopic), which is used to treat single-level disc injury in working-age adults.
One surgeon's experience at a tertiary care hospital was followed as minimally invasive parathyroidectomy (MIP) was adopted.
Minimally invasive spine surgery has adopted several techniques from other fields and has been influenced by endoscopy, biochemical advances, lasers, and image-guidance systems.
Alternatively, as minimally invasive surgery is increasingly adopted by liver surgeons, a registry to track all laparoscopic liver resections should be considered to track all perioperative outcomes and help detect infrequent, but significant, occurrences of complications that may be too small to be detected by a clinical trial.
Here, a relatively non-demanding reading is adopted: population thinking minimally involves seeking explanations at the level of populations of varying individuals, rather than that of homogeneous kinds; and acknowledging that the variation between individuals is "causally important" (Godfrey-Smith 2009: 11).
As minimally invasive techniques become more widely adopted, large clinical registries such as NORspine allow the effectiveness and safety of these procedures to be monitored, evaluated, and refined.
From the introduction of the operating microscope for discectomies to the more recent transformation of interbody fusions into the LIF, spine surgeons have adopted the notion of minimally invasive techniques.
