Examples of 'reoperation' in a sentence
Meaning of "reoperation"
Reoperation is a surgical procedure performed on a patient who has already undergone a previous surgery. It is usually necessary to correct a complication or further address a medical condition
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- A second or subsequent operation
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Patients who underwent reoperation were not inclucled.
Reoperation was not a risk factor for mortality.
No sites of active bleeding were identified during reoperation.
One reoperation has been performed as a consequence of coagulation disorder.
This method was particularly recommended in cases of reoperation.
No patients required reoperation due to bleeding.
Analysis of the risk factors for reoperation.
There was no case of reoperation in this series.
As a result these patients require future reoperation.
Many women undergo reoperation to change implant size.
Reoperation is required in a significant number of cases.
No cases of blood transfusion and reoperation were seen.
Reoperation on heart valve prostheses.
Three patients required reoperation due to vascular compromise.
These patients did not require reoperation.
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Complications leading to reoperation are often multiple and underestimated.
The second patient was undergoing the second reoperation.
A reoperation so soon could be risky.
Obese patients were at increased risk of both types of reoperation.
Reoperation and euthanasia.
Seven patients underwent reoperation.
These data justify the reoperation rate observed in this study.
There was no use of pacemaker in any patient or need for reoperation.
The decision on reoperation will also be made on the basis of a spermogram.
The exclusion criterion was the patient admitted for reoperation.
He needs a reoperation though.
More than one procedure may be performed in a single reoperation.
This reoperation does not completely exclude the risk of further recurrence.
Provides perfect optical correction without risky patient reoperation.
The reoperation was performed eight weeks after the initial surgical procedure.
These local complications often result in reoperation or implant removal.
There was need for reoperation for bleeding in one patient bleeding in enteroenterostomy.
We did not detect any significant difference in late complications or reoperation rates.
Only one case required reoperation for better drainage of the cavity.
In a small proportion of patients the cyst may return and require a reoperation.
The resulting disability often requires reoperation and reimplantation of the device.
The reoperation was performed on the day determined by the draw for each subgroup.
Patients often require readmission or reoperation for complications or treatment of coexisting conditions.
Tem patients who had had previous mitral valve surgery were submitted to reoperation.
Attempts of reoperation.
The need for reoperation during hospitalization was not identified in this study as a risk factor.
This could decrease the chance of a patient requiring reoperation for myocardial revascularization.
Antunes et al have also reported that rheumatic disease is the main cause for reoperation.
The patient was submitted to reoperation in which we noticed implant intactness and its shifting.
This approach has been shown to be successful and lacks the morbidity associated with a reoperation.
The patient was referred to our service for reoperation for mitral valve restenosis.
Inadequate surgical technique is a factor well documented of postoperative dysphagia which eventually requires reoperation.
It would not be too late to hold the reoperation after we check his mental state.
The presence of inoperable distant metastases should be ruled out before a cervical reoperation is considered.
Four patients underwent reoperation to replace the valvar homograft in the right ventricular outflow tract.
