"surgery site" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the physical location or area where a medical procedure or surgery is being performed. Example: The doctor marked the exact location of the surgery site on the patient's abdomen before the operation.
In the operating room, they draped Holli, isolating the surgery site, and proceeded to remove part of her colon.
When he showed up late to the operating room, he did not realize the surgery site was mismarked and operated on the wrong part.
The surgeon sits at a computer console (which works much like a fancy joystick) to manipulate the master robot while looking at a video display of a 3-D model of the surgery site.
For example, the expansion of the cardiac surgery site at New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens will mean that most heart operations will be handled in the borough.
Covering the surgery site by drug-loaded AMPN mat after tumor resection, in both subcutaneous and orthotopic HCC model in mice, the recurrence of HCC was significantly retarded and the survival time of mice was markedly prolonged.
As a robotic arm at the surgery site thrusts, say, a needle into denser tissue, electronic signals tracking the instrument's movements will immediately flash back to the handles being gripped by the doctor's distant hands -- allowing him to experience exactly the same degree of resistance as the instruments penetrating the body.
As a member of MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Grimson led the computer vision group as it pioneered state-of-the-art systems for activity and behavior recognition, object and person recognition, image database indexing, image guided surgery, site modeling and many other areas of computer vision.
Fig. 1 Postoperative image of the surgery site.
The leading cause of ileus was DD, and this can be explained by the surgery site.
A retrospective audit was proposed to assess the number, frequency and reasons for MA, affecting children at a large six-surgery site, for the 12-month period (1 August 2013 to 31 July 2014) using clinical records, appointment records and feedback from dental staff and parents.
Conversely, elements surgery-site, histologic-type and pathological-TNM stage were down-ranked in comparison to their p values based on lower A-scores caused by significantly higher acquisition costs.
