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Introduction: Controversy exists concerning the importance of operative time on patient outcomes.
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The concomitant procedures incurred an additional mean operative time of 61 minutes.
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The groups were well matched with respect to age and operative time.
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The operative time was 60 min, and no intraoperative complication was recorded.
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The following hysterscopic myomectomy shows less operative time and fewer blood loss.
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Open surgical approach was associated with prolongation of both operative time and LOS.
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There were no significant differences in terms of surgical margin and operative time.
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There were no differences in operative time or physical function improvement.
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Prolonged operative time was a risk for morbidity following hepatobiliary resection.
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Kaplan-Meier time-to-event analyses were used to assess relationship with operative time.
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Secondary outcomes included operative time, Stony Brook scar cosmetic score, and patient satisfaction.
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Mean operative time was 135 minutes and no intra- or postoperative bleeding occurred.
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There were no significant differences in operative time and surgical complications.
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In group B, operative time, ICU stay, and hospitalization was shorter.
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MIDG was associated with increased operative time, reduced blood loss and overall morbidity.
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The amount of blood loss and operative time for each group were analyzed.
