Appendicitis is the most common abdominal inflammatory process in children, and the most frequent indication for abdominal drainage encountered in pediatric interventional radiology.
The most frequent indication is obsessive-compulsive disorder and the most frequent technique is anterior capsulotomy, although techniques and indications differ among the practising neurosurgeons.
The mean age was 35 years (range 16 to 68 years) with a male predominance, left hand predominance (14 cases), and carpenter's hand was the most frequent indication (11 cases).
The most frequent indication was ultra-protective ventilation for ADRS (54 %).
In our tertiary cardiothoracic unit metabolic acidosis is the most frequent indication.
The most frequent indication was neurocritical patients, being percutaneous TQ in 71.5%, with 20% minor complications.
Gonarthrosis is the most frequent indication to perform arthroplasty of the knee joint.
Conclusions Liver Chirrosis is the most frequent indication towards LT, followed by Tumors, with Hepatocarcinoma predominance and Fulminant Liver Failure.
The most frequent indication of TL was: Alcohol-related Cirrhosis (43%), followed by Idiopathic (43.01%) and Fulminant Hepatic Failure (6.18%).
As plasma contains coagulation factors [3], its most frequent indication is to correct abnormal coagulation tests [1].
Approximately two thirds of the patients were male, and colon cancer was the most frequent indication for treatment constituting half of the cases.
