Sentence examples for operations trainees from inspiring English sources

Of the 20 most commonly recorded operations, trainees were the primary operator in the majority of only 3 of these procedures: simple skin excision (2,050 of 2,757; 74.4%), incision and draining of an abscess (366 of 488; 75.0%) and ingrown toenail operation (340 of 448; 75.9%).

Of these 20 operations, trainees performed the greatest proportion of closed reductions of dislocated shoulders (70.7%), followed by removal of metal (47.6%).

Of the remaining operations, trainees assisted with an average of between 1.00 to 4.24 operations in the 6-month training post.

In contrast with gynecologic or hepatobiliary operation, trainees had only a 58.7% success rate for cecal intubation if the patient had a history of stomach operation.

The 15 operations that trainees most frequently assisted with and the average per trainee.

The 15 operations where trainees assisted a more senior surgeon are shown in Table 4. Trainees assisted with an average of 10.46 (± 6.21) total hip replacements, 8.07 (± 4.90) knee arthroscopies and 5.03 (± 3.93) open reduction internal fixation of ankle fractures.

The most common orthopaedic operation that trainees performed was removal of metal, with an average of 2.90 (± 3.27) per trainee.

The most commonly recorded operation by trainees was total hip replacement (n = 755), followed by knee arthroscopy (n = 603).

The most common orthopaedic operation that trainees assisted with was total hip replacement, with an average of 10.46 (± 6.21) per trainee.

For each of the remaining procedures, an average of less than 1 operation per trainee was performed during the 6-month training post.

The present study therefore presents the results of operations performed by trainees compared with results obtained by experienced laparoscopic surgeons.