Sentence examples for operative instruments from inspiring English sources

In both hospitals there was sufficient equipment and facilities, including operating theatres, operative instruments, blood transfusion facilities, antibiotics and oxytocics.

More than two third (70%) of operation cost was from operative instruments, although the sample hospital was quite efficient in using these instruments since, where possible, reusable instruments were introduced.

Disadvantages include potential visceral damage if uterine perforation occurs [8], further endometrial damage predisposing to recurrence of IUAs [61, 62], cost, and the degree of cervical dilation required to accommodate operative instruments.

To describe 3 cases of misplaced or retained Intrauterine Contraceptive (IUC) that were successfully resolved by hysteroscopy performed in an ambulatory setting using miniaturized electrosurgical and mechanical operative instruments.

But, if volunteers leave something behind for the local physician, such as equipment, medications, operative instruments, or supplies that the physician could continue using when the volunteer group leaves, that benefits us and our patients.

Various innovations in diagnostics, magnification, operative instruments, and techniques and an updated knowledge with regard to the anatomy of mandibular premolars could certainly improve the endodontic success rates of even the most challenging cases.

Instead, the PENCYT acts as SENACYT's official plan and operative instrument.

It will seek to improve co-operative instruments and will aim particularly at attracting young scientists, the future leading actors of our bilateral relations.

Surgery in overweight and obese patients is associated with several problems: practical problems with operation tables and instruments, increased operative time, and increased morbidity and mortality (Cheah and Kam 2005).

This article provides an overview of: signatory states' obligations for regional co-operation under major global environmental conventions; the status of existing regional co-operative mechanisms and instruments, including regional agreements and 'soft' laws1; national environmental legislation; and an analysis of national environmental legislation regarding major issues and themes of interest.

Through the operative channel, 5-Fr instruments (scissors, bipolar needle, and bipolar coagulation probes) are used for dissection or coagulation.