Sentence examples for undergone corrective from inspiring English sources
The company, which is slated to be spun off from its parent company, Sulzer, is facing some 800 lawsuits, and 2,100 patients have undergone corrective surgery.
Hewitt has overcome a bunch of foot injuries and undergone corrective surgeries to get back into form to represent Australia for likely the last time in the Olympics.
We determined that the perioperative risk in this patient was similar to that in other patients who had undergone corrective surgery for ASD, VSD, and PDA because there were no structural or mechanical problems with his cardiovascular system.
Ten of the 27 patients had undergone previous surgical intervention: stabilizing procedures of the foot (5 triple arthrodesis, 1 ankle arthrodesis, 1 calcaneal-cuboid arthrodesis); four patients had undergone corrective osteotomy of femur and 2 patients corrective osteotomy of proximal tibia; 1 patient had a knee arthrodesis; 6 patients had a soft tissue release performed.
The sampling of men included ten hypospadias patients, who had undergone corrective surgery an operation that places the meatus roughly in the place you would expect a meatus to be.
Minor changes in glenoid version in patients who have undergone corrective soft-tissue procedures may be due to normal growth, and glenoid version may diminish by about 6° in childhood during the first 10 years according to the study by Mintzer et al. (1996).
He underwent corrective osteotomy to allow adequate correction of the deformity and realignment of the tibial mechanical axis using a Taylor spatial frame.
In 1969 he underwent corrective surgery that allowed him to return to full flight status.
Sean died in March 2012 following a brain haemorrhage he suffered six weeks after he underwent corrective heart surgery.
"Brad will undergo corrective surgery … he will therefore not be available for the limited-over internationals in England.
So is another Eakins painting that recently underwent corrective surgery, the outdoor scene "Mending the Net" (1881).
