Sentence examples for requires surgeons from inspiring English sources
But the technique requires surgeons to watch a video or ultrasound screen while operating to see what's going on underneath the skin-an awkward proposition for the surgeon.
Using live donors – as the Swedish team was attempting to do – requires surgeons to remove a small section of the donor's vagina without disturbing the vital organs clustered around it.
Neurosurgery requires surgeons to perform precise operations.
Fulminant CDAC requires surgeons to perform a prompt surgery, such as subtotal colectomy, to remove the septic source.
Fulminant CDAC often requires surgeons to perform a prompt invasive surgical treatment, such as a subtotal colectomy, in order to remove the septic source and improve the patient's fatal situation [7 19].
The minicraniotomy through the eyelid requires surgeons to remove only a half-inch to one-inch-square section of skull bone right above the eyebrow, which is later replaced, to gain access to the body's nervous system control center.
However, a robotic system lacks tactile and force feedback [2], [9], affords the surgeon less control over patient safety [14], has the risk of malfunction or failure [14], has risks associated with port placement [15], is bulky, suffers incompatibilities with conventional laparoscopic instruments, has less availability of parts [13], and sometimes requires surgeon troubleshooting [14].
In December 2009, a sales representative urged a hospital in Billings, Mont., to ease up on its credentialing requirement, saying in an e-mail that requiring surgeons to do five supervised operations using the robot before going solo was "on the high side" and could have "unintended consequences".
The functional hands are requiring surgeons to design a durable and functional satisfying prosthesis.
This process has required surgeons to work in teams providing a hub-and-spoke model of care.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services may soon put forth a measure requiring surgeons to provide patients with patient-specific, empirically derived estimates of postoperative complications.
