ライフサイエンスコーパス: surgical procedure

1 ure (median estimate, 0.09 events per 10,000 surgical procedures).

2 face that resulted at least in part from the surgical procedure.

3 ere performed 24, 48, and 96 hours after the surgical procedure.

4 reathing) if it occurred within 7 days after surgical procedure.

5 n in gliomas technically unable to undergo a surgical procedure.

6 ent's cultural background on preferences for surgical procedure.

7 However, it is a technically demanding surgical procedure.

8 d 1, 3, and 6 months after completion of the surgical procedure.

9 ies such as medical indications and types of surgical procedure.

10 djusting for patient factors and the type of surgical procedure.

11 ntal group the afternoon preceding a planned surgical procedure.

12 ided details regarding extent of disease and surgical procedure.

13 liver transplantation is a well-standardized surgical procedure.

14 eed for long-term studies observing this new surgical procedure.

15 an immune response, but doing so requires a surgical procedure.

16 nd assess its impact on the selection of the surgical procedure.

17 atients, 1660 underwent an attempted TAVR or surgical procedure.

18 In Bo, 133 patients underwent a surgical procedure.

19 igible subjects underwent at least a partial surgical procedure.

20 ve colectomy (MIC) is an increasingly common surgical procedure.

21 ulfillment between 90 and 180 days after the surgical procedure.

22 cribing opioid oversupply for adults after a surgical procedure.

23 nalysis in observational studies assessing a surgical procedure.

24 y increased health care costs after 4 common surgical procedures.

25 glaucoma rates might be reduced by adjuvant surgical procedures.

26 on complications and mortality after general surgical procedures.

27 management to minimize adverse events after surgical procedures.

28 aring the 2 most commonly performed glaucoma surgical procedures.

29 rapy through aggressive use of nontransplant surgical procedures.

30 or 5 years, 13 128 patients underwent 17 226 surgical procedures.

31 gh spatial resolution but minimally invasive surgical procedures.

32 ng colectomy, lower extremity bypass, or all surgical procedures.

33 al parathyroidectomy (SPTX) are the standard surgical procedures.

34 ome was observed in 6 patients who underwent surgical procedures.

35 er time intervals between CRT completion and surgical procedures.

36 dergoing major or minimally invasive cardiac surgical procedures.

37 ion as an independent risk factor in general surgical procedures.

38 (MACCEs) in older adults undergoing cardiac surgical procedures.

39 ary sinus and may become injured during such surgical procedures.

40 an increased mortality risk across multiple surgical procedures.

41 the removal of residual tumor tissue during surgical procedures.

42 outcomes and costs of patients admitted for surgical procedures.

43 e at increased risk for adverse events after surgical procedures.

44 utcomes and increased cost across 9 elective surgical procedures.

45 nical outcomes and lower morbidity than open surgical procedures.

46 rrection independently predicted PTT in both surgical procedures.

47 nts, and also for cancer, than for noncancer surgical procedures.

48 assess whether music improves recovery after surgical procedures.

49 would suffice to provide the world's missing surgical procedures.

50 mediate postoperative period after 468 (29%) surgical procedures.

51 are utilization and costs following elective surgical procedures.

52 postoperative antibiotics for routine eyelid surgical procedures.

53 ers could be candidates for periodontal flap surgical procedures.

54 c, general, vascular, orthopedic, and cancer surgical procedures.

55 l, obviating the need for invasive and risky surgical procedures.

56 xpanded beyond medical conditions to include surgical procedures.

57 and emerging interventions such as bariatric surgical procedures.

58 ng surgery and its particular role in select surgical procedures.

59 patients dying in hospital following common surgical procedures.

60 gram on both future targeted and nontargeted surgical procedures.

61 tive or urgent anaesthesia for diagnostic or surgical procedures.

62 asingly adopted for a broad range of complex surgical procedures.

63 diagnosis and planning of interventions and surgical procedures.

64 contribute to the profound benefits of these surgical procedures.

65 fy beneficiaries who underwent 1 of 19 major surgical procedures.

66 ted with the highest SSI rate among elective surgical procedures.

67 ospital charges for hepatopancreaticobiliary surgical procedures.

68 persistent opioid use after minor and major surgical procedures.

69 s one of the most commonly performed general surgical procedures.

70 eatment with local medications and extensive surgical procedures.

71 patients) who underwent 7 different types of surgical procedures.

72 performance for aortic and mitral valve (MV) surgical procedures.

73 on among hospitals has been demonstrated for surgical procedures.

74 ties in health care, especially for elective surgical procedures.

75 s according to different adjuvant ab interno surgical procedures.

76 mpared based on the most common diagnoses or surgical procedures.

77 sk-standardized outcomes after aortic and MV surgical procedures.

78 rolong life, and choices to offer medical or surgical procedures.

79 In these 80 surgical procedures, 147 SLNs were excised.

80 mbers to previously estimated global need of surgical procedures (4664 procedures per 100 000 populat

81 s with cataracts (23.1%) underwent 1 or more surgical procedures (55.1% were female patients).

82 105 patients (41.0%; 105 of 256) underwent a surgical procedure, 62 of whom were found to have strang

83 vious surgical procedures (already underwent surgical procedure, 9 [45.0%] vs 10 [50.0%]).

84 om anaesthesia in women who had an obstetric surgical procedure; 95 (32,149,636 pregnancies and 36,14

85 n previous estimates of the global volume of surgical procedures, a global average productivity per s

86 icans as compared with Whites after 12 major surgical procedures across multiple specialties.

87 n-physician providers performing 46 types of surgical procedures, across eight surgical disciplines,

88 experience prolonged length of stay after 5 surgical procedures (all P < 0.04), and were at greater

89 1.8 [6.2] vs 41.3 [5.0] years), and previous surgical procedures (already underwent surgical procedur

90 ean delivery, which is the most common major surgical procedure among women in the United States.

91 04 to 2012, the proportion of reconstructive surgical procedures among women aged 20 to 44 years who

92 The study sample included 236957 surgical procedures (among 223877 men and 13080 women; m

93 Among 137 surgical procedures analyzed, 9 (6.5%) were complicated

94 luated 4,303 DES-PCI-treated patients with a surgical procedure and compared them with a control grou

95 al studies with PS analysis that evaluated a surgical procedure and described the evolution of their

96 dverse events were those associated with the surgical procedure and included subconjunctival hemorrha

97 : Yag laser capsulotomy is considered a safe surgical procedure and usually is done without second th

98 ear probability of blindness was 4% for both surgical procedures and 15% for medical treatment.

99 criteria, with 29068 (80.3%) receiving minor surgical procedures and 7109 (19.7%) receiving major pro

100 s changes in wait times for elective general surgical procedures and clinical volume before, during,

101 Despite challenging surgical procedures and complex clinical courses, the pa

102 tive, experimental, or high-risk medical and surgical procedures and ensure that our ongoing level of

103 tors at each hospital) were assessed for all surgical procedures and for 6 representative operations:

104 ity at 6 months or later after major cardiac surgical procedures and functional decline after minimal

105 nfections and infection-related deaths after surgical procedures and immunosuppressing cancer chemoth

106 antibiotic resistance on the ten most common surgical procedures and immunosuppressing cancer chemoth

107 ntially threatens the safety and efficacy of surgical procedures and immunosuppressing chemotherapy.

108 led evaluation of retinal vasculature during surgical procedures and in patients who could not cooper

109 Distribution of surgical procedures and major complications were similar

110 the validation cohort) undergoing noncardiac surgical procedures and requiring general anesthesia wit

111 Exposures: Bariatric surgical procedures and usual care.

112 enefits (reduction in SSIs following cardiac surgical procedures) and harms (increase in postoperativ

113 by histological subtype, surgical versus non-surgical procedure, and pleural procedure (indwelling pl

114 iteria were combined or previous intraocular surgical procedures, and any type of intraoperative comp

115 Patient age, sex, open surgical procedures, and Charlson Comorbidity Index were

116 umes transfused, complications, incidence of surgical procedures, and functional status.

117 Demographics, comorbidities, surgical procedures, and hospital characteristics were c

118 py, requirements of adjuvant instrumental or surgical procedures, and organ supports were collected.

119 uded rates of lower limb amputations, bypass surgical procedures, and peripheral angioplasties with a

120 e characteristics, risk factors for failure, surgical procedures, and postoperative corneal status we

121 acuity, copathologic features, simultaneous surgical procedures, and the presence or absence of a sp

122 ) patients' characteristics; (ii) associated surgical procedures; and (iii) characteristics of the ho

123 pitals (n = 3676) for 1 of 4 common types of surgical procedures-appendectomy, 3467 for critical acce

124 There are currently no medications or surgical procedures approved for the treatment of NAFLD

125 Surgical procedures are frequently conducted without clo

126 Surgical procedures are frequently performed as overlapp

127 Emergent surgical procedures are high-risk for retained sponges,

128 Eight hours after the surgical procedure artificial nutrition was started in h

129 Adults undergoing first-time bariatric surgical procedures as part of routine clinical care wer

130 015) periods and beneficiaries with the same surgical procedure at matched comparison hospitals.

131 Surgical site infection after a surgical procedure at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, as identif

132 rs; 676750 [96%] male) undergoing noncardiac surgical procedures at 143 hospitals, complications occu

133 spective cohort study of patients undergoing surgical procedures at 28 US hospitals.

134 y profiles of overlapping and nonoverlapping surgical procedures at a large tertiary-referral center

135 Patients aged 0 to 21 years who underwent surgical procedures at a pediatric acute care hospital f

136 tients undergoing major cancer and noncancer surgical procedures at American College of Surgeons Nati

137 Undergoing surgical procedures at critical access vs non-critical a

138 es included all patients undergoing elective surgical procedures at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota

139 ed in 43.9% (187/426) and 62.0% (124/200) of surgical procedures at preintervention and follow-up, re

140 6, 2014, in patients who underwent cutaneous surgical procedures at the University of California, Dav

141 registries support the safety of overlapping surgical procedures at this center but may not extrapola

142 In addition, 3640 children with multiple surgical procedures before age 4 years were studied.

143 pital chest tube insertions (214 vs 158) and surgical procedures before intensive care unit admission

144 hypothetical patient who underwent the same surgical procedure but developed a single higher grade c

145 nificantly different between minor and major surgical procedures but rather associated with behaviora

146 ition, and patients now undergo a variety of surgical procedures, but current surgical outcomes are i

147 a-Lactams are generally recommended in clean surgical procedures, but they are ineffective against re

148 intracameral antibiotic injection during the surgical procedure by means of billing codes from a nati

149 ss surgical mortality following three common surgical procedures--caesarean delivery, appendectomy, a

150 However, the surgical procedure causes morbidity and associated expen

151 ted with complications and requires a second surgical procedure (closure) with its own complications.

152 nt chemotherapy and eventual instrumental or surgical procedures, combined with advanced life support

153 ble deidentified hospital claim data for all surgical procedures conducted between mid-2008 and mid-2

154 Patients discharged after 10 major surgical procedures (coronary artery bypass grafting, ab

155 (SD) patient wait times for elective general surgical procedures decreased from 33.4 (8.3) days in FY

156 need to identify the optimal environment for surgical procedures, develop trained multidisciplinary t

157 rvene with TPIAT, current limitations of the surgical procedure, diabetes remission and the potential

158 surgery was relatively low, confirming that surgical procedures during pregnancy are generally safe.

159 ltered arousal required for more than 60,000 surgical procedures each day in the United States alone.

160 surgical mortality determinants, 13 compared surgical procedure effectiveness, 13 evaluated the impac

161 and overutilizing cancer-directed and other surgical procedures, especially for physicians working i

162 laparoscopic surgery accounts for >2 million surgical procedures every year, the current preoperative

163 d trials (RCTs) of adult patients undergoing surgical procedures, excluding those involving the centr

164 section has developed as a commonly accepted surgical procedure for colorectal cancer.

165 Here we describe the surgical procedure for extraction of human dorsal root g

166 ectomy and may be recommended as the initial surgical procedure for primary congenital glaucoma.

167 Pars plana vitrectomy (PPV) is preferred surgical procedure for the management of complex rhegmat

168 k, and number needed to harm of nonobstetric surgical procedures for adverse birth outcomes.

169 To identify high-priority general pediatric surgical procedures for CER on the basis of the followin

170 data on cost differences between alternative surgical procedures for common surgical disorders.

171 ty Improvement Program investigated elective surgical procedures from January 2011 to December 2014.

172 analyses included elective, adult, inpatient surgical procedures from January 2013 to September 2015

173 Surgeons predicted risk of mortality and the surgical procedure, gait speed remained independently pr

174 tal of 5120 episodes of surgical care for 24 surgical procedure groups (17 general surgical, 6 vascul

175 Patients who underwent surgical procedures had a greater mean percentage reduct

176 in PH-targeted therapies and interventional-surgical procedures have contributed to the improvement

177 come measure, as the mortality rates of most surgical procedures have decreased substantially.

178 and the requirement to do minimum numbers of surgical procedures, have contributed to large-scale inv

179 After adjustment for risk factors and surgical procedure, hospital rankings based on PROs (eit

180 Among US hospitals that perform major surgical procedures, hospitals with high patient satisfa

181 among opioid-naive patients after both minor surgical procedures (ie, varicose vein removal, laparosc

182 athyroidectomy, and carpal tunnel) and major surgical procedures (ie, ventral incisional hernia repai

183 We queried each admission for any surgical procedure in a binary manner to determine the f

184 Having at least 1 surgical procedure in the Swedish Patient Register befor

185 tual LOS: depression (P = 0.003), associated surgical procedures in addition to liver resection (P =

186 Men underwent 63% of all surgical procedures in Bo, but only 7.7% of surgical pro

187 We assessed trends in NAC use and surgical procedures in California from January 1, 1998 t

188 hat aim to improve the outcomes of high-risk surgical procedures in Germany.

189 ation and administration were documented for surgical procedures in July 2008 (preintervention), Sept

190 useful as an index to estimate the need for surgical procedures in other populations.

191 cal surveillance data to describe the use of surgical procedures in the management of a broad spectru

192 ussion regarding the known risk of cutaneous surgical procedures in the setting of systemic isotretin

193 As one of the most common surgical procedures in the United States, bariatric surg

194 consequently can reduce unnecessary radical surgical procedures in these patients.

195 surgical procedures in Bo, but only 7.7% of surgical procedures in Thyolo.

196 cesses can be used to improve wait times for surgical procedures in Veterans Affairs hospitals.

197 reparation to parallel standard clinical and surgical procedures, in addition to greatly reducing the

198 ans may have the technical training for such surgical procedures, in many cases, they may not have a

199 with assessed scars representing a range of surgical procedures including those performed by dermato

200 for decades had undergone multiple filtering surgical procedures, including the placement of a glauco

201 As robotic-assisted cardiac surgical procedures increase nationwide, surgeons need t

202 e use of intracameral antibiotics during the surgical procedures increased.

203 Selection of the surgical procedure is entirely dependent on the surgeon

204 apid diagnosis is imperative as an emergency surgical procedure is frequently necessary.

205 An immediate open surgical procedure is needed for dissection of the ascen

206 of opioids to prescribe after common general surgical procedures is lacking.

207 t loss surgery as well as specific bariatric surgical procedures is presented, along with review of t

208 , but the extent of that effect for specific surgical procedures is unknown.

209 her procedure volume and better outcomes for surgical procedures is well established.

210 g of circulation between two animals using a surgical procedure known as parabiosis has created a wea

211 , clinical status, and the complexity of the surgical procedure (low to intermediate risk vs. high ri

212 Rates of final surgical procedure (lumpectomy, unilateral mastectomy, b

213 bitive surgical risk and, therefore, an open surgical procedure may not be feasible or appropriate.

214 , who may have undergone previous palliative surgical procedures, may be unsuitable for ventricular a

215 re associated with significantly more breast surgical procedures (mean of 1.92 procedures [range, 0-9

216 TP isolation and engraftment during a single surgical procedure, minimizing trauma to patients and lo

217 ents without previous IHD undergoing similar surgical procedures (n = 20,232).

218 This surgical procedure, named cross-neck C7-C7 nerve transfe

219 A total of 93 062 patients who underwent the surgical procedures of interest were subsequently readmi

220 ified 872,968 patients who underwent 1 of 19 surgical procedures of interest; 71,583 of these patient

221 Here we describe in detail the surgical procedures of our model, including preparing em

222 uld be attributable to TA-TAVR being an open surgical procedure or to clinical differences between TA

223 cm, resulting from either Mohs micrographic surgical procedures or surgical excision, were screened

224 CHD that allowed biventricular repair, fewer surgical procedures, or decrease of the complexity of th

225 er distances for index procedure, and have a surgical procedure other than gastric banding.

226 gnificant differences in the duration of the surgical procedure (P = 0.12), weight of the surgical sp

227 ong Medicare beneficiaries undergoing common surgical procedures, patients admitted to critical acces

228 ted around the estimated global need of 4664 surgical procedures per 100 000 population.

229 included in this study and underwent a major surgical procedure performed by 56 surgeons practicing i

230 ve risk factors and most importantly for the surgical procedure performed, demonstrates that breast c

231 nal cohort study, inpatient gastrointestinal surgical procedures performed at 117 Veterans Affairs ho

232 ult Cardiac Surgery registry for all cardiac surgical procedures performed between April 2002 and Mar

233 230,769 patients undergoing 1 of 24 general surgical procedures performed by 454 surgeons from 73 ge

234 Evaluation of the outcomes of surgical procedures performed during the 6 months before

235 tiology of this variation among a variety of surgical procedures performed in a large academic medica

236 Adenotonsillectomy is one of the most common surgical procedures performed in children, with more tha

237 PMSI), which is an exhaustive source of all surgical procedures performed in France.

238 The indications for common surgical procedures performed in the temporal bone and t

239 The number of surgical procedures performed in the United States conti

240 aortic procedures, is among the most common surgical procedures performed in the United States.

241 Surgical procedures performed urgently had a 12.3% rate

242 rate of postoperative SSI between outpatient surgical procedures performed with sterile vs nonsterile

243 Monetary inputs to, and surgical procedures provided by, these health systems we

244 Second, essential surgical procedures rank among the most cost effective o

245 The essential surgical procedure rate was greater in bellwether proced

246 In total, 98 cases (21.3%) underwent further surgical procedures related directly to the complication

247 Patients with duodenal switch underwent more surgical procedures related to the initial procedure (13

248 n parents whose children underwent a painful surgical procedure requiring an opioid prescription were

249 cale clinical studies and avoiding nonurgent surgical procedures requiring anesthesia in children you

250 Across all types of surgical procedures, risk of AKI was increased in the co

251 Data on preoperative characteristics, surgical procedure(s) performed, and postoperative outco

252 f VTE and clinically relevant bleeding after surgical procedures, stratified by Caprini score.

253 p to address inequity in the use of elective surgical procedures, such as IPBR.

254 entions and, thus, remain separated from the surgical procedure.Surgeons need to cognitively relate 2

255 suffered traumatic injuries and underwent a surgical procedure that confirmed the rupture of the dia

256 fic, ethical, and societal implications of a surgical procedure that was striving to transition from

257 edical records of 1081 horizontal strabismus surgical procedures that were performed at Boston Childr

258 ndard informative intervention regarding the surgical procedure the next day.

259 omial regression model stratified by type of surgical procedure, the association between receipt of 2

260 Among 468,386 surgical procedures, the postoperative CDI rate was 0.4%

261 Following clean (class I, not contaminated) surgical procedures, the rate of surgical site infection

262 ealth care costs following common ambulatory surgical procedures throughout the cost distribution.

263 An RCT comparing endovascular surgical procedure to medical management for uncomplicat

264 grading, and molecular profiling, requires a surgical procedure to obtain tumour tissue.

265 The mean time from surgical procedure to presentation with endophthalmitis

266 sparing operations have become the preferred surgical procedure to treat aortic root aneurysm in pati

267 We used national Medicare data on 6 common surgical procedures to calculate measures of surgical ef

268 rent optogenetic approaches require invasive surgical procedures to deliver light of specific wavelen

269 The number patients having surgical procedures to treat obesity and obesity-related

270 Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a surgical procedure used to treat the neurological sympto

271 Survival and surgical procedure utilization.

272 tic prescribing practices for routine eyelid surgical procedures vary widely throughout the world.

273 The mean (SD) age at surgical procedure was 63 (5) years.

274 Endovascular surgical procedure was better than medical treatment (97

275 The cost-effectiveness of each surgical procedure was most sensitive to early and late

276 The self-reported history of ocular surgical procedures was obtained annually.

277 Secondary outcomes were duration of the surgical procedure, weight of surgical specimen, and pat

278 nitial counseling, and undergoing any ocular surgical procedure were all independent predictors of ap

279 The first 3 months after a major bleeding or surgical procedure were excluded from the time at risk.

280 Both surgical procedures were associated with significantly l

281 ia, less than 1-year follow-up, or emergency surgical procedures were excluded.

282 Common inpatient surgical procedures were grouped using the Healthcare Co

283 nded to randomized treatment and no specific surgical procedures were implemented.

284 Surgical procedures were performed at 4 tertiary Aravind

285 Surgical procedures were performed at University Hospita

286 All surgical procedures were performed by 2 oculoplastic sur

287 n sterile vs nonsterile gloves in outpatient surgical procedures were retrieved.

288 In the present study, all of the patients' surgical procedures were successful.

289 Nine cohorts, based on a variety of surgical procedures, were created and examined with rega

290 ult temporal lobe tissue was obtained during surgical procedures where otherwise normal tissue was re

291 were given a tarsoaponeurectomy as the basic surgical procedure while the patient with entropion was

292 gical oncology with attention to the various surgical procedures while exploring trial endpoints that

293 y 2030, we estimate that annually 45 million surgical procedures will be needed worldwide.

294 time intervals from the completion of CRT to surgical procedure with rates of pCR in patients with es

295 ive major orthopedic, vascular, or abdominal surgical procedures with a minimum 3-day hospitalization

296 Despite improved effectiveness of surgical procedures, with more than half of operated pat

297 98.4% male; 88.1% white) who underwent 41815 surgical procedures within 24 months following coronary

298 Patients undergoing VASQIP-assessed surgical procedures within the VHA from October 1, 2011,

299 The estimated need for surgical procedures worldwide is large and addresses a b

300 We estimate that at least 321.5 million surgical procedures would be needed to address the burde