Sentence examples for operative surgery from inspiring English sources

In operative surgery the term means the formation of a passage joining two normally separated spaces or organs.

After a Wanderjahr abroad in 1900-1901, Halsted offered Cushing a position as an "Associate" in surgery working in neurology and neurosurgery, and teaching surgical anatomy and operative surgery to medical students.

Thus, the entire success of his operation carried out under antiseptic conditions forced surgical opinion throughout the world to accept that his method had added greatly to the safety of operative surgery.

The large-format multi-volume texts on operative surgery, despite their undoubted excellence, are now too expensive for individual purchase.

Such issues, and Edmonson's detailed exploration of many related ones, emphasize the point that operative surgery is not the sole context for the study of surgical instruments.

There were 100 patients, 54 men and 46 women with a mean age of 51 years (range 13 77), who underwent operative surgery.

Postoperative peritonitis arising in the upper abdomen requiring re-operative surgery has a mortality rate of up to 50%.

During a recent visit, we noticed that the majority of the wards were filled with patients from road accidents, or domestic trauma that was initially poorly addressed by the district hospitals leading to infections or contractures that made the re-operative surgery more demanding and complicated.

Learn about the post-operative surgery.

Of re-operative surgeries, 5.3 % are complicated by internal mammary artery injury, which has mortality of 9 50%% [5].

Mechanisms should be in place to monitor fluid deficit during operative hysteroscopic surgery.