Sentence examples for swift surgery from inspiring English sources

Flower's problem was a melanoma on his cheek, something that demanded swift surgery in a Brisbane hospital.

A review of the history of western medicine traces the efforts of physicians to cure breast cancer: from ancient potions and poultices, through centuries of brutal but swift surgery, to the supraradical mastectomy of the early twentieth century, on to conservative surgery with adjuvant therapies.

Klopp has made a swift recovery from surgery and will be on the touchline at Upton Park, although has vowed to rein in his demonstrative touchline behaviour against Slaven Bilic's side.

The president of the Ontario Medical Association was only going a step further when last year he denounced the 1984 law as stifling innovation and barring new financing options (translation: fees for acute care).The Toronto centre sends clients for swift heart-bypass surgery to a hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.

Advanced techniques that promise less invasive procedures and a swifter recovery make surgery seem less frightening, especially for first time patients.

Thomas Mayer, chief economist at Deutsche Bank, compares the effect of the Greek crisis on the euro zone to a bout of appendicitis: The condition is acutely painful but usually harmless if surgery is swift.

1, 2 Furthermore, it is well known that these injuries are accompanied by high mortality rates, ranging from 11%to36%6% within the 1st year after surgery, 3, 4 so swift and conclusive recommendations are needed to address this public health problem.

Prof Mansel said adopting a radiotherapy approach, rather than secondary surgery, would lead to swifter recovery with fewer side effects for patients - and cost the NHS less.

Horn is still listed in critical-but-stable condition after life-saving surgery; we wish him a swift recovery.

Norman on the Mend After missing the British Open because of hip surgery seven weeks ago, Greg Norman has made a swift recovery and finished fourth at the International earlier this month, showing he had fully recovered.

PSLCO2 is an attractive parameter to be served for the swift detection of perfusion failure during open-heart surgery.