Sentence examples for reporting of revisions from inspiring English sources

Such confounders could be improved reporting of revisions due to infection, changes in revision policy and in the threshold of revision (i.e. new surgical methods), or changes in diagnostics (i.e. improved microbiological detection methods and changed definitions) (Dale et al. 2009, Pedersen et al. 2010b).

Other confounders not reported to the NARA may have contributed to an increase in reporting of revision due to infection to the registers without reflecting a corresponding increase in true incidence of prosthetic joint infection.

The purpose of this study is to report a finite element study of revision knee tibial implants.

This may be due either to the reporting of a revision to the RC only and not to the NJR, or an inability to link procedures due to lack of an NHS number.

Since 2000, in Norway there has been an increase in the reporting of minor revision procedures, such as soft tissue debridement procedures with exchange of removable parts of modular implants and retention of the femoral stem and acetabular cup (Engesæter et al. 2011).

This is in concordance with other studies reporting rates of revision surgery of between 0% [ 56] and 25% [ 20].

This is consistent with other studies reporting rates of revision surgery between 0% [ 48] and 25% [ 18].

It is noteworthy that the histologic analysis was derived from 18% of the patients who underwent second-look arthroscopy as a result of grinding, catching, pain, or swelling of the knee, a rate comparable to that in other studies reporting rates of revision surgery between 0% and 25% [ 17].

We have only reported cases of revision due to dislocation, since closed reductions are not reported to the Register.

To report results of revision chronic ear surgery following guidelines of the American Academy of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery and to establish expectations for infection and cholesteatoma control and hearing outcomes.

So in the base-case we used the lowest reported value of revision incidence for ACLR.