Sentence examples for time to operation from inspiring English sources

This study will evaluate the effect of in house trauma surgeon (IHTS) on time for decision making about major procedure (TD), time for hospitalization (TH) and time to operation (TO) in patients with major trauma.

The remaining 32 (Table 2) patients (group 2) had a mean time to operation of 3.8 days (3 7), for reasons related to the lack of operating time.

Poor handovers can cause reduced efficiency, delayed discharge or time to operation, and contributes to patient harm.

According to background information in the article, the proper treatment for appendicitis is surgery, and the time to operation is the most significant predictor of a rupture.

This study characterizes those receiving MRI versus those who did not, and reports on their short-term surgical outcomes, including time to operation, margin status, and mastectomy rate.

The time to operation for these 'elderly' extra lists (including the younger patients squeezed in) would be reduced from 3 days (3 4) to 1 day (0 2).

Demographic data were collected for all patients including age, sex, tobacco use, presence or absence of diabetes, injury side, time to surgery, operation time, and follow-up duration.

The parallel machines in a stage are identical and take same time to process an operation.

The potential to reduce time-to-operation was assessed and the number of saved bed occupancy days was calculated.

The technique is simple and adds little time to the operation.

The National Air Traffic Control Service (Nats) said its Swanwick centre, in Hampshire, was having "difficulty switching from night time to daytime operation".