Sentence examples for operative modalities from inspiring English sources
We address several topics on laboratory automation that may help clinical bacteriologists to understand the particularities and operative modalities of the different systems.
Proper selection of drug therapy and operative modalities, however, is needed to optimize functional outcomes for each individual case of Pott disease.
Secondly, other operative modalities such as intramedullary rod nailing and plate fixation were concomitantly used in a number of patients to prevent complications during or after deformity correction, hence causing bias in healing index.
The hardware architecture, the operative modality and the actual realization of the L-FAT are presented.
However, it is important to note that the choice of operative modality is, undoubtedly, multifactorial and patient/setting-specific.There is increasing use of MIS for pediatric urology procedures, although utilization rates vary among procedures.
The authors of this study stated that withholding CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) was the main operative modality in this setting.
For nodal disease staging, MRI and CT are currently the most commonly used non-operative modalities, although their sensitivities are known to be low[ 45, 46 ].
Therefore, several peri-operative therapeutic modalities, including adjuvant chemotherapy, have recently been proposed in order to improve the prognosis of patients with cholangiocarcinoma.
These clinical and radiographic findings suggest that locking plate fixation and suture augmentation for proximal humerus fractures provide value as an operative treatment modality.
Our results should remind surgeons involved in cartilage repair to question whether non-operative treatment modalities, such as active rehabilitation, might be sufficient.
In recent years, intra-operative imaging modalities have been widely explored to provide direct visualization of prostate and peri-prostatic structures to improve the rate of nerve preservation and post-operative potency.
