Sentence examples for requests for surgery from inspiring English sources

Brittany Caesar had to wait a year before the surgical team granted permission for a bypass, and Dr. Brandt estimated that her hospital has refused 9 out of every 10 requests for surgery on obese adolescents because of doubts about their ability to follow through.

[Urban GP #19] Further, some GPs felt that their patients' requests for surgery were based on assumptions about surgery being an easier option.

Cases can be given a higher priority to secure an earlier slot ("gaming") [ 16], or requests for surgery can be postponed to avoid cancellation of an elective case ("delayed booking").

A higher quality study 8 found a non-significant relationship between recurrent instability and those involved in contact or collision sports despite a trend towards significance and more requests for surgery in those involved in contact or collision sports (p=0.105, OR=7.846).

The Yomiuri newspaper reported that Ichihashi had visited a clinic in the south-western city of Fukuoka in mid-October, but doctors had rejected his request for surgery to change the shape of his mouth.

The date at which a surgeon's office submits the operating room booking request for surgery served as the date of registration on the list.

Participants in this group were interviewed, between 6 months and 2 years after having surgery, about their reasons for requesting for surgery, and their views and experience of treatment of ACL injury.

She did note a sharp fall in requests for plastic surgery in the recent year or so, possibly caused by the clinics in the U.S. market adjusting their prices.

A 2013 report from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery claimed that "33percentt of surgeons have seen an increase in requests for plastic surgery as a result of patients being more self-aware of their looks because of social media".

The surgical suite capacity is dedicated to elective cases that are to be planned in advance; there are N requests for elective surgery.

Researchers in this field have recently deviated from the historical framework of looking for psychopathology in aesthetic surgery patients as a basis for understanding their motivation for cosmetic interventions, and have acknowledged the relevance of the individual's "body image" as a more appropriate starting point for understanding the motivations for requests for aesthetic surgery.