Sentences with phrase «less blood loss»

Forty - five percent less blood loss during spinal surgery.1 Sounds good, right?

The minimally invasive robotic surgery results in less blood loss, shorter hospital stays and quicker recoveries.

First off, moms who were medically induced just days shy of their due dates experienced slightly less blood loss during birth, adding up to a total of 50 millimeters saved.

Benefits for the mother include less blood loss following delivery, better uterus shrinkage, and less postpartum depression.

The optimal visibility conditions and mobility of the robotic arms in 7 different degrees of freedom provide a highly accurate and nerve - conserving operating technique, which entails even less blood loss than laparoscopy.

For example, a robotic partial nephrectomy the surgeon enhanced visualization and precision during the procedure, which translates to significantly less blood loss.

These patients simply visualized less blood loss before surgery.

As the laser makes the incision, it also cauterizes blood vessels, resulting in less blood loss.

Mothers who take their own placenta report that they have better mood, more energy, better milk supply, less sadness, less blood loss and faster healing.

We have the latest equipment and use minimally invasive techniques whenever appropriate, which results in smaller incisions, less blood loss and a faster recovery for your pet

The advantages are similar to laser surgery: less blood loss and more precision.

The laser produces less pain, less blood loss, reduced infection, and a faster recovery.

This technology allows our surgeons to perform complex, delicate procedures with smaller incisions and less blood loss than traditional surgery and other minimally invasive methods.