'surgical records' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to detailed reports and analyses of a surgical procedure. For example, "The doctor consulted the patient's surgical records to determine the best course of treatment."
With permission from the owners, the surgical records were reviewed to ascertain the surgical date, technique used, and the surgically treated limb and to obtain information about the meniscal tear and possible complications or revision surgery needed.
One in 2,000 gastric banding patients, or 0.05 percent, and 1 in 900 gastric bypass patients die during or immediately after surgery, according to William Encinosa, a senior economist at the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality who analyzed 161,000 surgical records for 2009.
Medical charts, anesthetic records, surgical records, and TEE records were retrospectively reviewed.
Medical and surgical records and radiologic images of patients who were included in this study were analyzed retrospectively.
Clinical and surgical records along with a 6-month postoperative photograph after orthognathic surgery of patients diagnosed with the mandibular prognathism and operated in Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Pusan National University Hospital from January 2010 to February 2011 were reviewed retrospectively.
"There's a setup for people to fall between the cracks," says Dr. George Ruiz of the Washington Hospital Center, who with Kuehl runs the new Washington Adult Congenital Heart Center -- and is combing through boxes of dusty surgical records dating to the '70s, hoping to track down now-grown "miracle babies" who don't know their repairs may not last for life.
Pertinent data were verified through surgical records.
The surgical records were reviewed by 3 of the authors.
The 18 treated patients with pre-surgical records showed a decrease in vertical condylar height (0.7 mm/year) and posterior condylar growth (0.5 mm/year).
The 15 treated subjects with post-surgical records showed superior (1.4 mm/year) and posterior (0.9 mm/year) growth of Co.
The final treatment group consisted of 18 patients with pre-surgical (T1 and T2) records, 15 with post-surgical records (T3 and T4), and 11 patients with full records available (T1, T2, T3, and T4).
