ライフサイエンスコーパス: operative procedure

1 egard to the gastrinoma type and the initial operative procedure.

2 ts had no-PD resections (group 2) as initial operative procedure.

3 Inguinal hernia repair is a common operative procedure.

4 al catheters for vascular access is a common operative procedure.

5 rendering patients disease-free in a single operative procedure.

6 e LVAD surface, flow characteristics, and/or operative procedure.

7 standard of care for the world's most common operative procedure.

8 re among the most commonly performed complex operative procedures.

9 ultiple percutaneous aspirations in 4 and 11 operative procedures.

10 pled at defined time points before and after operative procedures.

11 All 28 patients survived their operative procedures.

12 ly observed after both primary and secondary operative procedures.

13 OCT system provided efficient imaging during operative procedures.

14 biopsy were less likely to have had a single operative procedure (33% v 84%) and were associated with

15 adherence to strict indicators for selected operative procedures, 4) less use of costly diagnostic p

16 In patients undergoing common operative procedures, 62% had normal vital signs and hem

17 rrent nonstudy patients undergoing a similar operative procedure and not receiving preoperative thera

18 Knowledge of the type of operative procedure and typical location and CT appearan

19 t selection combined with standardization of operative procedures and postoperative management has al

20 Impaired host defense mechanisms after major operative procedures and trauma are recognized as import

21 , method of pancreas transection, additional operative procedures), and histopathological findings.

22 ed the costs of preoperative investigations, operative procedures, and hospitalization for each patie

23 of presentation, preoperative localization, operative procedures, and pathology data were assessed.

24 -sclerosing tumors had similar demographics, operative procedures, and proportion of R0 resections.

25 Operative procedures are being performed to include not

26 Operative procedures are complicated by the presence of

27 date of birth or age and admission date and operative procedure, but 80-83% completeness of patient

28 The data collected included demographic, operative procedures, clinical, laboratory, and physiolo

29 c investigations increased; the frequency of operative procedures either remained unchanged (cranioto

30 ths the surgery group had undergone 551 open operative procedures (excluding amputations), as compare

31 ity, use of the antibiotic cefoxitin, and an operative procedure for bowel obstruction.

32 000 livebirths who had received at least one operative procedure for congenital dislocation of the hi

33 The incidence of a first operative procedure for congenital dislocation of the hi

34 ascertainment-adjusted incidence of a first operative procedure for congenital dislocation of the hi

35 0 years ago when it influenced the choice of operative procedure for women with stress urinary incont

36 imated RAO incidence was 7.77/10 000 cardiac operative procedures from 1998 to 2013 (95% CI, 7.29-8.2

37 rded: age, sex, race, admission month, major operative procedure, hospital region, and mortality.

38 ignificantly increased visits, new patients, operative procedures, hospital charges, and physician ch

39 fective performance of an expanding range of operative procedures in congenital heart surgery.

40 fective performance of an expanding range of operative procedures in congenital heart surgery.

41 ded demographics, laboratory data, symptoms, operative procedure (including morbidity and mortality r

42 n the cardiopulmonary bypass circuit and the operative procedure itself provoke activation of circula

43 entral to the problem of deciding whether an operative procedure may be futile and the criteria for a

44 the anesthesiologist in deciding whether an operative procedure may be futile is examined.

45 ese observations suggest that LLP may be the operative procedure of choice for most patients with lef

46 surgical technique and can be considered the operative procedure of choice.

47 c technique enables effective anesthesia for operative procedures of the breast and axilla, reduces p

48 an [SD] age, 77.7 [5.7] years) underwent 740 operative procedures; of these patients, 711 had complet

49 ws: optimizing antimicrobial prophylaxis for operative procedures; optimizing choice and duration of

50 (OR 3.56; 95% CI 2.22 to 5.72), and a major operative procedure (OR 1.53; 95% CI 1.30 to 1.80).

51 as well as to document the evolution of this operative procedure over 5 decades.

52 ber of filed lawsuits by the total number of operative procedures over a 12-year period.

53 demographics, indication for thyroidectomy, operative procedure, pathologic diagnoses, and postopera

54 intestinal prophylaxis (9%), lengthy initial operative procedures rather than damage control surgery

55 Surgery undertook a study to determine what operative procedures residency program directors conside

56 nd impartial information regarding a planned operative procedure so that he/she understands the impli

57 risk varies with time, just as in studies of operative procedures that enroll patients after they hav

58 For many operative procedures, the risk of perioperative bleeding

59 This report details the operative procedures used and his clinical status at cru

60 Estimates of the incidence of operative procedures were adjusted for under-ascertainme

61 A total of 5 872 833 cardiac operative procedures were estimated in the United States

62 al incentives, the rates of use of high-cost operative procedures were not lower among beneficiaries

63 ans; the rates of use of other common costly operative procedures were similar in the two types of pl

64 ted urgently or emergently, who underwent an operative procedure within 2 days of admission were incl