Sentence examples for surgical paper from inspiring English sources

Jain et al. [9] reported that covering both corners of the mouth with surgical paper tape was effective in preventing air leakage from the mouth in pediatric anesthesia with macrostomia.

You can also incorporate a technique developed by Dr. K. Buteyko called mouth taping, where surgical paper tape is placed over the mouth while sleeping, ensuring the child is breathing through their nose at night.

A report that evaluated surgical papers which were published in 2005 confirmed our finding of a high rate of inadequate reporting of adverse effects [53].

In contrast, several surgical papers reported adverse events, including postoperative wound infection, osteomyelitis and pain.

Of the total number of surgical papers published, 45% were published in the last five years; whereas only 20% of the papers within the non-operative theme were published in the past 5 years.

One possible reason for the investigators favoring statistical testing (ie, p values) over confidence intervals may be the lack of understanding of the usefulness of confidence intervals, and the habit of seeing p values in almost all surgical papers.

The first few surgical papers from the early 2000s reflect this, but more recently there has been genuine enthusiasm for a technique that can deliver effective focal therapy to many more patients than could be treated with resection alone [ 10– 10].

Kodumuri et al have also pointed out the critical nature of the time period over which the citations are considered, as there is a greater lag time for surgical papers to be cited.

We are presenting this as a surgical technique paper with two case reports showing significant advantages for a challenged population.

Hygienic education, together with the provision of a health package including surgical masks, paper handkerchiefs, soap, and a handrub can prevent ILI among pilgrims.

The highlight of this surgical technique paper is the immense perioperative benefit it accrues to children with neuromuscular scoliosis who are otherwise at a much higher risk for morbidity and mortality.