Sentence examples for phases of surgery from inspiring English sources

The MAP at which antihypertensive treatment was initiated varied markedly among the various phases of surgery and showed no clear correlation with preoperative MAP.

Interviewees were asked to refer to the perioperative phases of surgery.

The feasibility of PRAM to assess VWS, myocardial impairment and recovery during various phases of surgery sounds good.

It's the only way they can do it without giving me a great big scar, taking a flap from somewhere on my face.' Once the repair has settled, the last phase of surgery resculpts the nostrils.

Arrow 1, dissection along the anterior sacrum; dotted red arrow 2, dissection by transanal minimally invasive surgery (TEA); light blue arrow 3, subsequent dissection to create a communication between the abdominal dissection and the dissection created by TEA; dark blue arrow 4, vaginal transection in the final phase of surgery.

This is because the use of FPX regulated the hypercoagulable state and the formation of thrombi, even in patients whose levels of coagulation markers were high in the early phase of surgery.

Numerous clinical studies published in recent years seem to fit together like pieces of a puzzle, with the same overall message: hemodynamic optimization by fluid loading, particularly when performed in the early phase of surgery, is beneficial in high-risk surgery patients, and may even improve long-term outcome [ 2- 4].

There is increasing evidence that hemodynamic optimization by fluid loading, particularly when performed in the early phase of surgery, is beneficial in high-risk surgery patients: it leads to a reduction in postoperative complications and even to improved long-term outcome.

Retrospective study conducted by Morelli et al. in a group of 25 patients with vulvar cancer at clinical stage IB and II subjected to radical vulvectomy with inguino-femoral lymphadenectomy revealed that application of a platelet gel before the reconstructive phase of surgery accelerates wound healing [ 43].

In 10 patients in whom platelet gel was used before the reconstructive phase of surgery, a significant decrease in wound infections, necrosis and dehiscence rates was observed as compared to the control group (30 vs. 73.3 %, p = 0.032; 20 vs. 53.3 %, p = 0.096; 20 vs. 60%%, p = 0.048, respectively).

Concerning challenging moments, our interviewees mentioned anticipatory adaptations to difficult phases of the surgery and to anticipated problems by developing alternative plans that can aid in intraoperative coordination.