Sentence examples for undergone reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Twenty-eight women had undergone reconstruction at the time of mastectomy (IBR) and eight received delayed reconstructive procedures (Table 2).

However, Gooden et al. [12] reported no statistical difference in incidence rate of Frey's syndrome between the group reconstructed with SCM rotation flap and control group which had not undergone reconstruction.

Kauai, the island he calls home, has also undergone reconstruction.

A 69-year-old man, who had earlier undergone reconstruction of the aortic bifurcation with kissing nitinol stents, presented with occlusion of the left external iliac artery.

Among Cologne's secular medieval buildings that suffered in World War II and have undergone reconstruction are the Overstolzen House, a 13th-century Romanesque house, and the Town Hall, with its 16th-century porch.

More important, the animals that had received the blood-clot scaffolding showed less cartilage damage and incipient arthritis in their knees than did the joints of the pigs that had undergone reconstruction surgery.

Other buildings had been demolished, repaired, reconstructed, or were undergoing reconstruction (Fig. 4c, d).

Reconstructed source means an affected source undergoing reconstruction, as defined in subpart A of this part.

The fire broke out in a foyer area that is undergoing reconstruction, Mr. Scottini said.

The organ has been undergoing reconstruction and enlargement for the past couple of years & now has 10,561 pipes.

Now it is undergoing reconstruction, its rotting beams replaced and huge blades rebuilt, as the campus takes shape around it.