Three-dimensional reconstruction of the zygomatic-orbito-maxillary complex is one of the most challenging procedures in craniofacial surgery.
Total ear reconstruction in the postburn auricle is one of the most challenging procedures for plastic surgeons.
Ridge augmentation procedures require bone regeneration outside of the existing bony walls or housing and are therefore often considered to be the most challenging surgical procedures.
Also, it is among the most challenging medical procedures in the hospital, requiring a large medical team to pay meticulous attention over a relatively long period of time to numerous details that affect patient outcomes.
One of the most challenging surgical procedures in the middle ear surgery is the deposit of the ossicular prosthesis as the surgeons are in direct contact with the ossicles.
Incomplete revascularization after the most technically challenging procedures, that is, those characterized by the implantation of multiple bypasses, is most effectively judged by the surgeon.
Because all the implications stated above, this new generation of radio devices are considered to have cognition capabilities, being the so-called spectrum sensing task probably the most important, complex, and challenging procedure.
The four-row test device has the potential to reduce stress of surgeons during the most challenging step of the procedure, i.e. pulmonary artery/vein transection, compared with the six-row control devices.
Stereotactic placement of multiple sources around a surgical cavity is a technically challenging procedure, most likely explaining the frequently occuring area of inadequate dosing; suboptimal dosimenty could explain the relatively poor results observed in some trials [ 46, 51].
Performance of this methodology is evaluated over adjacent irrigated and rainfed fields, since mixed conditions are the most challenging for data fusion procedures, and in two different climatic regions: a semi-arid site in Bushland, TX and a temperate site in Mead, NE.
