Sentence examples for operation done by from inspiring English sources

Part of it, I suspect, was the assumption that what we were in for would be similar to what we'd experienced four years before, when I'd had a bypass operation done by the same surgeon.

The Medical Examiner makes a special guest appearance to declare: (1) the victim has scars from a hernia operation done by a surgeon who wasn't American, (2) DNA on the victim's body is from three different men, and (3) it would be more convenient if the victim were dead, because then we could better estimate when she'd been assaulted.

"It would be interesting knowing the volume of operations done by each doctor because those who did fewer operations tend to have poorer outcomes".

Results: We found sufficient data on 12 operations done by MIT in 1997 of the original 34 operations predicted in 1992 by surgeon experts to be to be amenable to this technique.

Method: We compared 1992 predictions of percent of operations done by minimal invasive therapy and length of stay in the US with actual 1997 percents found by literature searches.

Consequently, the occurrence of anastomotic leakage inversely correlated with the number of operations done by the surgeon [ 1].

To identify procedure volume in a single institution is easy but not so for quantifying specific operations done by a single surgeon, many of whom practise in several centres.

The large volume of operations done by one surgeon may have contributed to a difference between this trial and ours: the Canadian trial showed a benefit of surgery for type 2 fractures according to the Sanders classification; in our more generalisable study we showed no such benefit.

The NHS will replace the implants if the original operation was done by the NHS.

The operation is done by laparoscope, leaving only a modest three-inch scar; she would have been out of the hospital after two or three nights.

"Ironically, what the Kremlin could not do in a decade – shutting down Boris's anti-Putin London operation – was done by a decision of an English court," one friend said ruefully.