Sentences with phrase «decreasing surgery time»

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Anesthesiologists using a technique similar to a dental freeze can improve the quality of recovery and decrease recovery time for breast cancer surgery patients, according to a new study.

«Mesothelioma remains a difficult disease to find better treatment options for, so we asked whether high - dose hemithoracic radiotherapy would decrease the rate or delay the time of local recurrence after chemotherapy and radical surgery,» says lead author Prof Rolf A. Stahel, from the Clinic and Policlinic for Oncology, at the University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland, and current President of the European Society for Medical Oncology.

Minimally invasive techniques, which include video - assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) and robot - assisted procedures, reduce pain and scarring, shorten the length of hospital stay and decrease the time to return to normal activities.

Pineapple contains bromelain which improves joint health, decreases swelling, healing time, bruising and the level of pain after sustaining an injury or after surgery.

Laser Therapy: Our Class IV Companion Therapy Laser can speed healing and help provide pain relief for a number of conditions from infections to arthritis, as well as decrease healing time after surgery.

MEDICATIONS: You will need to have the time, willingness, and skill to apply eye medications before and after cataract surgery, initially four times daily, and continuing for approximately SIX WEEKS after cataract surgery on a gradually decreasing frequency.

We also use a leading electrocautery unit to control hemorrhage during surgery, as decreased hemorrhaging leads to quicker healing time and improved surgical outcome for your pet.

The benefits of endoscopy over exploratory surgery include no incision, shortened anesthetic time, decreased inflammation, less stress and discomfort, and an earlier return to normal function for your pet.

This is a drug - free, surgery - free means of reducing pain and decreasing healing time.

The risk of this complication has been decreased by placing a prosthetic lens (a formerly uncommon but now fairly standard procedure) but dogs who start off with hypermature (dissolving) cataracts or have an unusually long surgery time tend to have an increased risk for this complication.

If you first decide to not have surgery performed but change your mind later, it is quite possible that surgery can not be performed at a later date due to the decreasing surgical success rate over time.

We use one time laser therapy after surgeries to promote healing of the incision and to decrease pain.

One ongoing project is looking at student experiential training and how surgery time decreases as students complete more surgeries.

Before surgery, just as an athlete would be prescribed rehab to stabilize the affected joint, laser therapy can enhance the local chemical environment of tissue in a way that decreases recovery time and improves the quality of repair.