operative mortality
collocation in Englishmeaningsofoperativeandmortality
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operative
adjective
uk/ˈɒp.ər.ə.tɪv/us/ˈɑː.pɚ.ə.t̬ɪv/
working or ...
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mortality
noun[U]
uk/mɔːˈtæl.ə.ti/us/mɔːrˈtæl.ə.t̬i/
the way that people do not live ...
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(Definition ofoperativeandmortalityfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Second, there was a positiveoperativemortalityfor both emergency and elective surgery patients (38% and 4%, respectively).
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Theoperativemortalitycontinues to decline with increasing experience, late results are good, and longevity is increased.
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Operativemortalityand survival data for the patients with complicating lesions, in contrast, supports unequivocally the appropriateness of conversion from atrial to arterial repair.
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Surgical excision does not entail excision of the full thickness of the ventricular wall, since such a procedure would increase theoperativemortality.
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Together with progress in myocardial preservation and bypass techniques,operativemortalityand complication rates were significantly reduced almost everywhere with either method.
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Although promising results have been obtained recently, theoperativemortalityto surgical treatment of this complex association remains high.
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Operativemortalityrate was 5-5%, with one late death.
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Mitral valve repair in this young rheumatic population is associated with a lowoperativemortalityand morbidity.
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Overalloperativemortalitywas 9 percent but has steadily declined being 2 percent (1 of 58 patients) during the most recent decade (1988-1997).
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Operativemortalityis low in most series, but many of these patients may have a complicated postoperative course.
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The overall cardiac centersoperativemortalitywas 29%.
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Theoperativemortality(<30 days) was 31.5% (n=6).
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There was nooperativemortalityand no complete heart block.
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Operativemortalitywas 18%, essentially related to technical errors or faulty indications at the beginning of our experience.
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Mean age at the time of surgery was 56 years, with nooperativemortality.
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Theoperativemortalityof both procedures is low.
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Operativemortalitywas also similar and low (0% in two stage group and 1.2% in one stage group).
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Decreasedoperativemortalityrates associated with endovascular repair may be offset by higher complication rates later in life.
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These data demonstrate a lowoperativemortalityand excellent hemodynamic benefit of surgical relief of congenital aortic stenosis.
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