Sentence examples for nerve preservation from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the worst THI scores over 50 were observed only among patients who lost preoperative hearing and became deaf despite the cochlear nerve preservation as opposed to those who had eighth nerve neurectomy or hearing preserved (P = 0.01 and P = 0.03, resp).
The hospital is the first in suburban New York and its surrounding counties to offer the CaverMap device -- which enhances the potential for nerve preservation and potency.
If curation is intended for rectal cancer, total mesorectal excision with autonomic nerve preservation (TME) is the gold standard.
The rates of nerve preservation and postoperative potency after radical prostatectomy might improve with better identification of the CN using emerging intraoperative imaging modalities.
We hypothesize that curative total mesorectal excision (TME) with autonomic nerve preservation (ANP) can be done with high rates of preservation of such function.
Nerve preservation is important to ensure undisturbed innervation of blood vessels.
The results were very satisfactory if compared with traditional operative techniques, with many advantages including anatomical reduction and fixation of the fractures, avoidance of ulnar nerve injury, preservation of the extensor mechanism, decrease in incidence of myositis ossificans around the elbow and decrease in post-operative stiffness.
This model consists in a tightly ligation followed by distal sectioning of the common peroneal and tibial branches of the sciatic nerve, with preservation of the sural nerve.
After the completion of nerve-preserving surgery, we routinely tented the superior hypogastric plexus to check the total preservation of associated nerves.
Therefore, it became possible to preserve normal function of cranial nerves, including facial nerve and hearing preservation, whilst causing minimal injury to the cerebellum and brainstem.
Posterior cervical foraminotomy allows decompression of the nerve root with preservation of motion.
