Sentence examples for only one procedure from inspiring English sources

Upon reaching proficiency, the participants are randomised to either the intervention group, which practices two procedures (an appendectomy followed by a salpingectomy) or to the control group, practicing only one procedure (a salpingectomy) on the simulator.

Large colobomas on the upper eyelid can be successfully and aesthetically repaired with only one procedure, incising only the congenitally abnormal eyelid.

She has needed only one procedure since, a stent replacement.

Smoothmed, scheduled to open next month, will offer only one procedure: Botox injections to smooth wrinkles around the forehead, eyes, lips or neck.

If I were to go political, I could see only one procedure, and that is to form a new Communist Party having nothing to do with Russia.

Fifty-three patients underwent only one procedure as lobar (in 42 patients (79.2 %)), whole-liver (10 patients (18.9%%)), or segmental (1 patient (1.9 %)) SIRT (Table 1).

Second, the evaluation was performed on only one surgical procedure, not compared to single- or double-bundle ACL reconstruction with hamstring tendon grafts or ACL reconstruction using a bone-patellar tendon-bone graft.

'I think if you have somebody who only has a limited range who is a general trainee originally….they may only have one procedure, they may only have two but ….that is what they do and they want to keep control of the patient, unless the patient actually says, 'Oh no!

I want a DIEP flap.' (Mr V, Breast Surgeon, Centre 14) 'I think if you have somebody who only has a limited range who is a general trainee originally….they may only have one procedure, they may only have two but ….that is what they do and they want to keep control of the patient, unless the patient actually says, 'Oh no!

As pointed out in our analysis, this is in contrast to many rigid and inflexible coding systems grouping different flap procedures under only one single procedure code [ 30].

Single-stage revision is a potential alternative to the standard two-stage procedure because it involves only one surgical procedure, so if it is comparably effective, it would be associated with less patient morbidity and lower cost.