laparoscopic surgery
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflaparoscopicandsurgery
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laparoscopic
adjective
uk/ˌlæp.ə.rəˈskɒp.ɪk/us/ˌlæp.ɚ.əˈskɑːp.ɪk/
relating to laparoscopy (= the use of a long thin tube put into a cut made in the body in order to examine inside the body or do ...
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surgery
noun
uk/ˈsɜː.dʒər.i/us/ˈsɝː.dʒər.i/
the treatment of injuries or diseases in people or animals by cutting open the body and removing or repairing the ...
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This, they claim, is an improvement on the traditional techniques known aslaparoscopicsurgery.
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Indeed, several studies have been performed, evaluating economic aspects of different applications oflaparoscopicsurgery.
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Making this assumption,laparoscopicsurgeryhad a greater chance of being considered cost-effective.
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The trust continues to develop laser andlaparoscopicsurgery.
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The result showed significantly higher costs to the health care system forlaparoscopicsurgerythan for open surgery.
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In doing so, the probability thatlaparoscopicsurgerymight be considered cost-effective ranged from 30 percent to 80 percent.
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Furthermore,laparoscopicsurgeryis technically more complicated to perform, and its success may be influenced by the experience of the surgical team.
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One important event associated withlaparoscopicsurgerythat was not modeled explicitly, owing to a lack of useable data, was the effect of conversion.
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As with alllaparoscopicsurgery, there is a learning curve and a long operating time may be needed initially, but this usually decreases with experience.
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The information processing advantages of stereopsis could make stereoscopic displays worthwhile forlaparoscopicsurgery, air traffic control, or heads-up displays used in aircraft or automobiles.
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The principal scenario distinguished betweenlaparoscopicsurgeryusing disposable rather than reusable equipment as this is what had been used predominantly in the three trials.
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In practical terms, laparoscopic and laparoscopically assisted resections can be considered comparable as the incision sizes are relatively similar (hereafter, they are collectively known aslaparoscopicsurgery).
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The first assumed thatlaparoscopicsurgerywas predominantly performed using reusable equipment (base case) and the second where predominantly disposable laparoscopic equipment was used (disposable equipment).
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The patients are randomized to open orlaparoscopicsurgeryin the treatment of rectal cancer and the primary end point is loco-regional recurrence rate, 3 years' postoperatively.
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Likelaparoscopicsurgery, its applications are rapidly expanding.
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The procedure can be done during open orlaparoscopicsurgery.
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There are two different formats forlaparoscopicsurgery.
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Laparoscopicsurgeryhas a reduced risk for creating adhesions.
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Laparoscopic nephrectomy useslaparoscopicsurgery, with minimally invasive surgical techniques.
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Trocars are placed through the abdomen duringlaparoscopicsurgery.
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This cost, however, did not take into account the additional cost of theatre equipment forlaparoscopicsurgery, which several studies indicated, is significantly more than that of open colposuspension.
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Nitrous oxide is also gaining interest as a substitute gas for carbon dioxide inlaparoscopicsurgery.
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He was trained for advancedlaparoscopicsurgery, robotic surgery and laser surgery.
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During his surgical residency, he invented the safety trocar, which helped make generallaparoscopicsurgerypossible.
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The benefits oflaparoscopicsurgeryare less pain, faster recovery, smaller wounds to heal.
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