Sentence examples for necessitate surgery from inspiring English sources

Concomitant conditions and syndromes not only necessitate surgery but require multiple procedures and prolonged immobilisation in casts and braces, thereby lowering the functional status of the limb.

These lesions result in retraction and fixation of the heart valves which in some cases may necessitate surgery.

Infections occuring after an implant was placed in the eye were more likely to necessitate surgery (OR = 3.5, P value < 0.001).

This is not often done, as many cases survive into adult life and autopsies are rarely performed in them; material derived from epilepsy surgery is restricted to patients whose epilepsy was so severe as to necessitate surgery.

Specifically, both Mike Hussey and Nathan Hauritz suffered significant injuries both of which necessitated surgery.

Despite fighting a cold, Villazón acquitted himself well, even if his tone has lost some of the warmth and lustre it possessed earlier in his career, before two rounds of vocal problems (one necessitating surgery) beset him.

The Knapsack: The current fashion is for child to carry a knapsack weighing no less than 3.2 times body weight (gross tonnage)....Care should be exercised while assisting child with harnessing of knapsack so as to avoid slipped disks and rotator-cuff injuries necessitating surgery.

The day after his triumph in the Covent Garden 'Meistersinger' last December, Toby Spence was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, necessitating surgery and intensive vocal therapy: in Prom 36, with Simon Callow, Sophie Bevan, Mark Elder and the Hallé, he celebrated the life and evergreen work of Ivor Novello.