Значения термина operating surgeon на английском

Conclusions: Management of asymptomatic Littré hernias presents a challenge for the operating surgeon.

Hull, and the house surgeon, and especially with the operating surgeon.

The operating surgeon here is using an 11 blade.

So, when you're the operating surgeon you can hip check people, you have to get yourself comfortable.

Using the iKnife, an operating surgeon can learn almost instantly if a suspicious growth is cancerous or benign.

The remote console provides the operating surgeon with a comfortable ergonomic position during the sometimes long and complex procedures.

The specific mechanisms of injury were determined by discussion with the operating surgeon and review of the operative reports.

He attended as operating surgeon when President Garfield was fatally wounded by the bullet of an assassin in 1881.

The technique for fixation of both the medial and lateral malleoli is at the discretion of the operating surgeon.

The operating surgeon found me so good an assistant, that he intrusted me often with the succeeding dressing of the wound.

The operating surgeon should include this rare entity in the differential diagnosis when dealing with a patient with such a clinical profile.

In doing so, he takes himself as his subject; he dissects his feelings, emotions, and tendencies with the coolness of an operating surgeon.

The number of sentinel lymph nodes was significantly influenced by the age of the patient, the operating surgeon and the laterality of the surgery.

The scenario in which only a single negative SLN candidate is intraoperatively identified is one that should raise some concern to the operating surgeon.

A Rugby Football Union statement read: A full recovery is expected as quickly and as safely as possible under the guidance of the operating surgeon.

We investigated whether ultrasonography performed by the operating surgeon (SUS) could be the initial and only preoperative localization study in patients with sporadic primary hyperparathyroidism.