corrective surgery

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meanings of correctiveand surgery

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corrective
adjective
uk /kəˈrek.tɪv/ us /kəˈrek.tɪv/
intended to improve ...
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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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Examples of corrective surgery

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Reconstruction of both pulmonary arteries was performed during correctivesurgery.
The operative management appeared related more to the policy of the site of correctivesurgery, with surgeons at seven centres performing corrective surgery on our patients.
It allows optimal timing for correctivesurgery, especially in patients with a high risk for early corrective surgery, although proportional growth of the pulmonary vessels is not achieved.
One patient was considered unsuitable for correctivesurgery because of chromosomal abnormalities and other severe malformations.
Various diagnostic methods should be used to follow and evaluate patients after correctivesurgery.
The 30 days mortality for palliative surgery was 11,5%, and for correctivesurgery 21,4%.
One of the cyanotic patients had a repeat study 2 months after correctivesurgery.
The 100 patients who subsequently underwent definitive correctivesurgery did well, with only 5 deaths recorded.
The only indication for a shunt has been when correctivesurgery has been contraindicated.
Hevated pulmonary vascularresistancemay be contraindication for correctivesurgery in congenital heart disease.
Correctivesurgery in one patient resulted in normal oxygen saturation, but their spectrum remained abnormal.
One large, two-centred study compared immediate correctivesurgery with stabilization then surgery.
In our most recent patients, indications for correctivesurgery have been based on echocardiographic data alone.
The endpoint of our follow-up was either correctivesurgery, a further palliation, or death.
Results over a 10-year period of palliation followed by correctivesurgery for complete transposition of the great arteries.
During the first days of life, these infants usually have correctivesurgery to establish free passage of stools.
Most surgeons would agree that the presence of some of these risk factors is an indication for initial palliation rather than primary correctivesurgery.
First, it is apparent that seizures, regardless of temporal relationship to the correctivesurgery, are a marker for global deficits in intellectual functioning.
In view of the mild symptoms in this child, and the complexity of correctivesurgery, no intervention has been planned at the current time.
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