Sentence examples for perceived surgery from inspiring English sources

A first possible explanation is that the level of anxiety influenced the treatment decision; high-anxiety men may have perceived surgery as too frightening and therefore opted for radiotherapy.

She believes that the international community has largely ignored surgery because there is no global advocate for the cause, because data have not existed and, perhaps most important, because many perceive surgery to be expensive.

During their decision-making process patients perceive surgery as a voluntary yet necessary choice.

Without appropriate intervention, women reporting high fear may perceive surgery as their only birth option 18.

Patients' perceived cataract surgery duration is reasonably accurate, whatever be the circumstances.

This same scale was used to ask about information provision prior to surgery, and degree of perceived control over surgery.

But in reality, as long as people see a benefit -- be it in their work, personal or sex lives -- from looking younger or correcting perceived flaws, plastic surgery will continue to be a solution.

52/415 participants (13%) spontaneously volunteered they did not want surgery due to: negative experiences of surgery by themselves or others (n = 4); concerns about risks of surgery (n = 3); surgery perceived to be unnecessary (n = 3); concerns about post-operative pain (n = 1); considered themselves too old (n = 1).

This research indicated that reality plastic surgery shows are related to more favorable cosmetic surgery attitudes, perceived pressure to have cosmetic surgery, a decreased fear of surgery, as well as overall body dissatisfaction, and disordered eating.

This may have been because the patients who received adjuvant therapy after surgery perceived themselves to have more severe disease than those who underwent surgery alone.

Interviews were performed in the men's homes or workplaces with focus on how they perceived life after surgery.