Sentence examples for mode of surgery from inspiring English sources
To assess outcomes of women with cervical cancer undergoing upfront radical hysterectomy (RH) via a minimally invasive surgery (MIS) or a traditional laparotomy (XL) approach at 2 large US academic institutions to determine whether the mode of surgery affects patient outcomes.
There was no statistical difference between the groups in regards to age, gender, diagnosis, history of prior abdominal surgery, or mode of surgery (open vs. laparoscopic).
The similar percentages of patients with higher PTV-V107% and TV-V110% may explain why the mode of surgery did not significantly affect the incidence of radiation dermatitis.
In our study, the triple-flap method was modified by changing the mode of surgery and the suturing method, but the resection method was retained [ 16].
However, we did not have all information pertinent to patient care (comorbidities, routes to diagnosis, functional state, symptoms at the time of diagnosis, and mode of surgery).
Lymph node dissection of the pulmonary hilum and mediastinum combined with a lobectomy was first introduced by Cahan 11 as an alternative to the pneumonectomy, which was respected as a standard mode of surgery.
In fact, the surgical efficacy of adenomyomectomy is dependent on the type and extent of adenomyosis as well as the modes of surgery [ 10, 37, 38].
The mode of hysteroscopic surgery may be important with avoidance of electrosurgery for myomectomy where adhesions have been documented adjacent to the excised pathology [46, 47, 48].
There was no statistically significant difference between gender, marital status, locality, education, income, occupation, physical activity, smoking, cancer site, illness duration and mode of treatment, surgery related to cancer and presence of depression and anxiety.
While our database does not have information on the mode of presentation or surgery, previous studies report that emergency presentation comprised 26% of all colorectal cancer patients (11% of patients with Dukes A and 23% of patients with Dukes B) and have higher excess mortality compared to patients not presenting as emergencies [ 36].
