Sentence examples for surgery language from inspiring English sources

Other exclusion criteria were application for disability pension, pending litigation, pregnancy, co-morbidity, recent back surgery, language problems, or problems with communication including abuse of drugs or alcohol.

Exclusion criteria were that they had lower extremity surgeries, such as osteotomy or subtalar joint lengthening surgery, language or hearing impairment, and difficult standing and walking without wearing shoe or orthoses.

The talk will conclude with a discussion of results in pre-surgery language mapping, resting state networks, and treatment effect prediction.

Patients such as the subjects in this analysis who display bilateral independent MTL seizures during inpatient monitoring with scalp and/or EEG monitoring and those who have unilateral seizure onsets with other localization findings that are discordant and/or suggestive of memory or language deficits after surgery may not be good candidates for a resective surgery.

We enrolled 55 patients who underwent awake surgery between 1994 and 2007 for non-lesional epilepsy involving the primary sensori-motor or language areas.

Citations coded as 'EARLY BREAST CANCER'ENDOCRINEINE THERAPY'PSYCHOSOCIALIAL' or 'SURGERY' on the specialised register were retrieved with no date or language restrictions.

The atypical patterns might also reflect 'sensitive-to-surgery' regions that must be preserved during surgery to avoid language deficits.

Surgery involving the language dominant hemisphere is associated with a decline in naming ability (Bonelli et al., 2012; Ives-Deliperi and Butler, 2012).

In total, 21 patients (84.0%) in GROUP 1 presented with no or mild language impairment during follow-up 3 months after surgery, whereas 4 subjects (16.0%) of this group suffered from medium to severe language deficits (Table  3; Figure  3c).

Patients undergoing unilateral ATLR for refractory TLE typically show a decline in verbal memory following surgery involving the language-dominant hemisphere (Ivnik et al., 1987) and deficits in topographical memory following nondominant temporal lobe resection (Spiers et al., 2001).

Partial nudity, adult language, bloody surgery.