Sentence examples for more conservative surgeons from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, surgeon preference may also be a factor in the choice of plate fixation: more conservative surgeons may be less likely to use locking plates.

Although there a no data on this issue, we think that debridements by surgeons-in-training are generally more conservative than those done by senior surgeons.

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Nevertheless, it is possible that the surgeon was more conservative during resection because an iMRI was available.

Although this approach resulted in a cure rate exceeding 99%, the morbidity and aesthetic aspects forced surgeons to use more conservative options.

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Few clinical trials on early loading have been conducted in the Japanese population, and the authors speculate that this may indicate a more conservative approach to implant rehabilitation among Japanese dentists and implant surgeons.

While surgeons began to realize in the 1990s the deleterious long-term effects of major surgery (a fact that obviously took many decades), Dr. Ponseti attributed the primary factor in the change of surgeon's attitude to parents recognizing and requesting more conservative treatment (personal communication).

Orthodontists are generally considered more conservative and more used to retain healthy wisdom teeth and not considering them a cause of incisor crowding; oral surgeons, on the other hand, usually have a more interventionist approach leading to the extraction of all the four wisdom teeth even if asymptomatic.

46 found that most surgeons advocate wide local excision for macroscopic small (96%) and large (87%) lesions, while favoring a more conservative option (i.e., observation alone) (74%) for patients with microscopic disease.

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