Sentence examples for operative difficulty from inspiring English sources

Prevention of adhesions with adhesion barriers has been promoted as a way to decrease operative difficulty.

Preoperative prediction of operative difficulty can be beneficial as a roadmap for surgeons advancing from simple to highly technical LLR.

Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) with tumor thrombus in the inferior vena cava (IVC) poses a challenge to the surgeon given the operative difficulty, potential for massive hemorrhage, and possibility of tumor thromboemboli.

This has resulted in the formulation of a system predictive of operative difficulty by the use of information which is readily available from the pre-operative notes and/or pre-operative assessment of the patient.

Moreover recent improvements in Thru-Port systems offer excellent visualization of cardiac structures through a virtually bloodless, unobstructed operative field without any increase of operative difficulty, procedure, and pump times, thus consenting to adopt successfully the same well established surgical techniques through the smallest incision possible.

Patient outcome, operative difficulties, and complications are discussed.

The smooth tapered stem was felt to present less operative difficulties compared to the Thompson prosthesis.

For younger women, one of the main concerns is post-operative difficulty in breast-feeding, though experts disagree on how real the concern is.

In our study, the conversion rate decreased from 22.2%% in phase 1 9 % in phase 2; while reasons of conversions in phase 1 was intra-operative complications, in phase 2 it was due to the unexpected finding (intra-operative difficulties including ventilation problems due to high adiposity) restricting the operating technique.

The post-operative difficulties took a toll on the colt.

Previous surgical reports should be scrutinized for detail regarding the type of hardware used, intra-operative difficulties encountered.