Sentence examples for of further procedures from inspiring English sources
To determine the incidence of hysterectomy and uterus-preserving procedures (UPPs) among women with uterine fibroids (UFs) and the incidence of further procedures after a UPP.
The presence of perioperative angioedema after one procedure did not predict the outcome of further procedures regarding angioedema complications.
The authors concluded that the routine insertion of more than one stent would not be justified and that single stent insertion avoids the risk of further procedure-related complications and mortality.
Approximately one-half of them required further procedures: video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery was performed in 10 patients (10%), six of whom required subsequent thoracotomy; and thoracotomy and decortication (performed in 46% of the patients).
But where the WJC aims to achieve a seismic shift in what it admits is a losing battle against wildlife crime is the establishment of a further procedure if national agencies fail to act.
This sequence explains the peculiar character of Socrates' further procedure.
This may affect the functional outcome of further surgical procedures such as shoulder arthroplasty.
It must be said that, by contrast with the severe cases of Hashimoto's encephalopathy, pure psychiatric presentation may result in lack of further diagnostic procedures.
Moreover, children have a substantial lifespan ahead of them following successful treatment of their malignancy and this may increase the potential risk of further reconstructive procedures and complications.
Because the cause of abnormal regurgitation is usually found in the oesophagus [ 1, 2], particularly the intrathoracic section [ 1], the purpose of further diagnostic procedures was to identify intrathoracic lesions associated with the oesophagus.
The anatomical findings in this study will enable the development of further surgical procedures for cannulating the thoracic duct without thoracotomy, with minimal damage to local tissue, and without transecting any major blood vessels, nerves or muscle bellies.
