Sentence examples for months for surgery from inspiring English sources

He says has been waiting two months for surgery because the blood bank does not have his type.

At the pediatric clinic managed by the state-supported University of Florida dental school, for example, low-income children must wait six months for surgery.

Dr Mark Porter, the leader of the British Medical Association BMAA), said hospitals were under such strain that some patients who have been waiting weeks or even months for surgery are having it cancelled just before they are taken into theatre.

The issue was raised with the Scottish government by Tory MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston on behalf of a constituent forced to wait three months for surgery.

As it stands, there are 68 youths under the age of 19 on the list, with an average wait of around 12 months for surgery.

The median overall survival time was found to be 18 months for surgery alone (27 cases), 32 months for surgery plus radiotherapy (24 cases), 42 months for surgery, radiotherapy plus chemotherapy (18 cases).

Huang has set up a program that allows Americans and other non-Chinese to visit Beijing for one month, for surgery and preliminary rehabilitation.

In a retrospective review (126), there was a significant difference in primary patency after 36 months (better for surgery).

Our patient could not wait more than 2 months for elective surgery because of social issues; therefore, she underwent definitive surgery 3 weeks after the onset of symptoms.

3 Considering the higher score at 24 months for the surgery group, this assumption after 24 months was conservative, that is to say biasing against surgery.

Probably NHS England will say "we are not as bad as Wales", where I heard today that patients have to wait 15 months for cardiac surgery.