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The demand for surgical correction is significant and needs to be addressed.
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Methods: Thirty-three patients with Scheuermann kyphosis were managed by surgical correction and fusion.
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The surgical correction of macromastia is justified on both physical and psychological grounds.
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The definitive scars of the surgical correction are generally accepted by the patients.
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After cyst drainage bilateral ureteral obstruction developed, requiring surgical correction.
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Early diagnosis is essential on account of avoiding mortality, and emergency surgical correction is compulsory.
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This implies a threshold of deformity and aids in providing a goal for surgical correction.
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Significant complications requiring surgical correction were not observed.
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AL requiring surgical correction was significantly reduced in the DS group in both AR and LAR studies.
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After surgical correction (C), there was a complete regression of gene expression to baseline measures.
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Conclusions: Most preschool children do well after surgical correction for transposition of the great arteries, including complex forms.
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Conclusions: TDI systolic indices can predict postoperative left ventricular function in patients with asymptomatic MR undergoing surgical correction.
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Mitral valve replacement was chosen mainly (90%) for surgical correction of mitral regurgitation in these patients.
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The benefits of surgical correction of moderate internal carotid artery stenosis have been demonstrated only in symptomatic subjects.
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Importance: Using objective anthropometric measurement, this study reports the outcome of surgical correction of short-nose deformities in Asian patients.
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Selection for surgical correction can be made, in some circumstances on the basis of clinical and ultrasound criteria alone.
