Sentence examples for superficial procedures from inspiring English sources

Pain associated with superficial procedures, including intravenous (IV) access procedures, should be prevented when possible, especially in children.

Without organizational support, both physicians and nurses follow superficial procedures (Participant K).

Low-risk procedures included superficial procedures (procedures involving skin, skeletal muscle, or superficial fat) and breast surgery.

Generally, however, the word is used to describe a less superficial procedure, the introduction of agents into the body to ensure preservation.

This study demonstrates the great contribution of a simple and, to some, superficial procedure that can both help the patient escape the anguish of disfiguration and reduce rancor against the surgeon, who is often blamed for devastating a patient's self-image.

In general, noninvasive SIL identified using Pap smear only, are treated with superficial ablative procedures such as cryotherapy or laser therapy [ 18].

We randomized 90 outpatients undergoing superficial surgical procedures (umbilical or inguinal hernia repair) requiring general anesthesia to one of two maintenance anesthetic treatment groups.

With regard to IRT, Takane and de Leeuw[ 63] demonstrated the functional equivalence of CFA-OCM and 2 parameter IRT models making the choice between them relatively superficial, although estimation procedures can differ in practice.

This was chosen based on an assessment that the two probes most likely to be found in a resource limited setting were a linear probe (for superficial assessments and procedures) and a phased-array probe (for cardiac, intra-abdominal, and obstetric assessment).

Regarding the imaging technique, nuclear imaging (e.g., PET, SPECT) are useful for imaging whole body and deep viscera, whereas optical imaging (e.g., fluorescence, bioluminescence) is mainly applied in detecting superficial organs and endoscopic procedures, due to weak penetrability of fluorescence signal.

These are not trivial or superficial invasions of the procedure of the adversarial trial.