For dichotomous outcome measures (ie re-operation, infection), we calculated relative risks as percent re-operation intervention group divided by percent re-operation in comparison group.
Within the gynaecological operations, intervention for uterine prolapse was prominent.
The percentage of closure is comparable whatever the clinical characteristics (age, sex, associated pathology) of the patients, the conditions of the surgical operation (first intervention or re-intervention, regular or emergency surgery) and the type of fistula (ASA classification, morphology, topography).
This poses challenges to conventional evaluation approaches which draw on a model of baseline operations → intervention → changed operations (outcome).
A problem in intramedullary lengthening was defined as a possibly expected or observed difficulty that occurred during implantation, the latency phase, distraction, or consolidation that was completely resolved within the normally planned treatment period without any need for a repeat operation or intervention under anesthesia.
The system was useful to verify maintenance strategy, optimize maintenance operation, reduce intervention time and exposure dose of workers.
An operation or intervention designed to correct disease of the carotid or coronary arteries in isolation may result in infarction in the territory of the unoperated system, with significant morbidity and mortality.
To achieve secure operation without intervention from dispatcher and to damp the internal oscillatory modes, a distributed power balance and damping controller for high power multiport LCL (Inductor Capacitor–Inductor) DC hub is proposed in this paper.
The explicit measurement of the evolution process of queues during a cycle has a special significance for evaluating the control scheme at signalized intersections, especially when a certain unconventional operation or intervention is conducted.
This become increasingly evident as the attention of the oil and gas industry shifts to exploring and developing reservoirs in deeper waters where the cost of operation and intervention is very high.
In the current study, high-dose remifentanil (0.3 μg/kg/min) was used throughout the operation before intervention.
