Sentence examples for operative decision from inspiring English sources

Identification of possible instability is of paramount importance in regard to operative decision making and pre-operative planning especially in regard to injuries sustained from more high-energy mechanisms.

Of all studied eyes, the operative decision was based on disturbing metamorphopsia, diplopia or reduced visual acuity.

Although these pilot studies prove the feasibility of OCT-guided coronary interventions and propose operative decision algorithms, we do not have to date any evidence that OCT-guided interventions translates into any advantage in terms of clinical outcomes when compared with conventional angiographic or IVUS guidance.

INTRODUCTION: The objective of this study was to determine whether decision-based procedural mapping demonstrates differences in attendings versus residents.METHODS: Attendings and residents were interviewed about operative decision-making in laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC) using a cognitive task analysis framework.

Our previous experience with colon injuries suggested that operative decisions based on a defined algorithm improve outcomes.

His article demonstrates that it is the president of the United States who personally makes all the operative decisions that affect the relationship between our countries.

As a papal spokesman said in defending Benedict's decision on Pius, "the evaluation essentially concerns the witness of Christian life that the person showed... and not the historical impact of all his operative decisions".

This time, the Vatican press office issued a statement explaining that the pope's decree on Pius's "heroic virtues" wasn't an assessment of "the historical impact of all his operative decisions," but a confirmation that he had led a deeply Christian life.

For more than a decade, operative decisions (resection plus anastomosis vs diversion) for colon injuries, at our institution, have followed a defined management algorithm based on established risk factors (pre- or intraoperative transfusion requirements of more than 6 units packed RBCs and/or presence of significant comorbid diseases).

The aforementioned limitations along with the lack of impact on operative decision-making along with correlation with intraoperative findings also limited our study.

However, the objectives of this study were to build upon the reliability findings determined by van Leeuwen et al. [19] and to provide initial preliminary data which we hope to utilize in a prospective, large-scale, multi-center study that will provide the ability to perform regression and obtain operative decision-making capacity and intraoperative correlation.