Significance of Surgical Procedure
Surgical Procedure encompasses a broad range of medical interventions involving incisions or physical manipulation of the body to treat conditions or injuries. These procedures, performed by surgeons and other medical professionals, may be used to diagnose or treat various conditions, including those requiring specialized techniques and instruments. They are often employed when other treatments fail and can range from minor interventions to complex operations. Pain management, through methods like local anesthesia, is often a key consideration.
Synonyms: Surgical operation, Surgery, Medical procedure, Surgical intervention, Surgical technique, Operation
In Dutch: Chirurgische ingreep; In Finnish: Kirurginen toimenpide; In Spanish: Procedimiento quirúrgico
The below excerpts are indicatory and do represent direct quotations or translations. It is your responsibility to fact check each reference.
Hindu concept of 'Surgical Procedure'
In Hinduism, Surgical Procedures encompass various techniques and interventions, detailed in ancient texts like Sushruta Samhita. They address health issues through methods like excision and marsupialization, with considerations for vital points and post-operative care. Ayurvedic approaches are also explored, highlighting the evolving nature of these procedures.
From: Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences
(1) These interventions are often avoided as surgery performed may end up with recurrence of the problem.[1] (2) Surgical procedures are limited in modern medicine for the management of Cervical spondylosis, leading to the exploration of alternative treatments like Ayurveda and Panchakarma.[2] (3) The patient had no history of previous surgical procedures like vasectomy reconstruction, herniorrhaphy.[3] (4) The latest medical research recommends antibiotics, hormone therapy, and some surgical or para-surgical procedures including laser therapy, reflecting conventional approaches to managing the condition.[4] (5) To treat rectal prolapse, there are several surgical procedures mentioned in medical literature with variable rates of recurrence without any clear superiority.[5]
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) A thorough knowledge of Shareera is very essential for diagnosis and treatment or to perform it.[6] (2) Marma play a very important role in this, by avoiding injury to the adjacent vital point.[7] (3) Anaesthesia is described before this procedure and given pre-operative, operative and post-operative instruction for patient.[8] (4) A treatment option mentioned by Acharya Sushruta for the management of a disease, also known as Shastra Karma.[9] (5) A medical intervention that requires sterilization to prevent infection, as emphasized by Acharyas thousands of years ago.[10]
From: Bhesajjakkhandhaka (Chapter on Medicine)
(1) Other interventions such as bone-setting and simple these were also practiced.[11] (2) Various techniques employed during wound treatment such as incision, drainage, and suturing.[12] (3) Medical operations including puncture, excision, and scraping performed to treat eye diseases.[13]
From: Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine
(1) In sutrasthana in different aspect Acharya has clarified process of shrama , what all surgical procedure should be avoided during this procedure along with various activities, drinks, food substances to overcome from this condition.[14] (2) This refers to the surgical intervention performed on patients, such as lord’s dilation, ksharsutra ligation, and transfixation, and ligation, which were part of the study.[15]
From: Charaka Samhita (English translation)
(1) Medical interventions described for treating inflammatory conditions associated with urinary disorders.[16]
The concept of Surgical Procedure in scientific sources
"Surgical Procedure" encompasses a broad range of invasive medical interventions. These procedures involve incisions, tissue manipulation, and various techniques, spanning from cancer treatment to dental work and organ removal. They are used to diagnose and treat diverse conditions, requiring specific methods, like pneumonectomy, and are performed by medical professionals.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Surgical procedures involved ovariectomizing rats under anesthesia, with a focus on aseptic techniques and post-operative care to ensure recovery and minimize complications.[17] (2) Occurrence of bacteremia is possible following these actions, and the threat is more in the aftermath of intrusive oral treatment.[18] (3) Prolonged events where the intravenous route of antibiotics is beneficial for dental professionals, as the text indicates it as the second best choice for administering antibiotics during ill health.[19] (4) These are similar regardless of the stage of the cancer, which may influence cost considerations.[20] (5) Medical interventions involving the use of instruments to treat diseases or injuries, with local anesthesia injection being a common method for pain management.[21]
From: South African Family Practice
(1) It is a situation where neonates requiring this may benefit from this procedure.[22] (2) Study results show that dalteparin is the second most used chemoprophylaxis molecule used in surgical procedures, which aligns with the SASTH guidelines.[23] (3) An audit of surgical procedures is valuable for analyzing the types of procedures performed, the indications for them, and their respective outcomes to improve practice.[24] (4) This refers to the operation performed on a patient, which in this case is a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, and the anaesthesia techniques are adapted for this particular procedure.[25] (5) More recently, the use of pregabalin in particular in the perioperative period has been investigated in a number of surgical procedures, as noted in the provided text.[26]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) The choice of anesthesia depends on adequate sedation for this, perioperative pain control, respiratory and hemodynamic stability and prevention of nausea and vomiting.[27] (2) This procedure involved administering sugammadex or saline to rat groups before inducing ischemia-reperfusion on the ovaries.[28] (3) The methods used on sham operated animals that were similar to those used during aortic constriction, without the constriction itself.[29] (4) Mice were anesthetized with 2% isoflurane in oxygen and the T10 vertebra was exposed to expose the spinal cord. The posterior midline of the spinal cord served as the boundary.[30] (5) A method of achieving a therapeutic or diagnostic goal that involves incision or manipulation of tissue.[31]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) These are medical procedures that are performed to treat conditions such as osteoarthritis, and the study aims to improve patient outcomes.[32] (2) In conclusion, these techniques can be adapted for any thoracic surgical procedure and the aims of physiotherapy in the treatment of any injury to the chest include the maintenance of clear airways and maximum lung function, the prevention and treatment of complications, and the final rehabilitation of the patient to normal life.[33] (3) The text mentions that a book on physiotherapy in chest diseases covers these, and the medical orientation is easily understood with clear diagrams. The text stresses the importance of physiotherapy in relation to these procedures.[34] (4) This is the process of operating on the knee to repair the ACL, and its impact on quadriceps weakness was investigated in the study.[35] (5) The hands were scrubbed as for this, and then sterile gowns and gloves were put on, only after passing through a clean buffer zone.[36]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) A medical intervention involving surgery, less morbidity detected based on HHS criteria, compared with surgical procedure.[37] (2) The complicacy of infections in surgical procedures create awareness to limit the usage and search for safe alternatives.[38] (3) Laparotomy is an example of this that is widely performed and requires access to the abdominal organs and deep blocking to carry out successfully.[39] (4) To treat conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, or DVT, or to prevent thrombosis during this, the precise delivery of anticoagulant drugs is studied.[40] (5) A procedure done on the knee, and in previous studies, the influence of ketamine on pain relief for patients with partial meniscectomy has been proven.[41]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) Surgical procedures, such as obstetric and orthopaedic procedures, are required for medical officers to be competent generalists who are able to deal with primary care, trauma and emergency care skills.[42] (2) These procedures are included in the standard benefits package for those fully enrolled in the NHIS.[43] (3) This is a medical procedure involving a physical intervention on tissues, often involving instruments and performed to diagnose or treat a condition.[44] (4) This refers to the circumcision itself, which is the surgical removal of the foreskin, and is associated with potential risks and complications, as described in the text.[45] (5) These are the specific medical interventions performed during surgery, and there is a need to update the package of emergency and essential procedures outlined in healthcare policy.[46]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) This phrase encompasses a variety of medical interventions performed by surgeons, involving incisions, manipulations, and other actions to treat a patient's condition.[47] (2) These are medical interventions involving incisions and instruments, and can be used to address infections.[48] (3) These are medical procedures involving surgery, and the study investigated the types of these procedures that HIV-positive patients were likely to require.[49]
From: Journal of Public Health in Africa
(1) Surgical procedures are medical interventions involving surgery, and initial surgical procedures are used to reduce fibrosis, reduce the size of the lesion and reduce the size of the foot; the goal is to form legs so that later the application of compression can be used adequately so that it does not require more aggressive surgical procedures.[50] (2) These are medical interventions performed to treat diseases and conditions, and their availability and quality are critical factors in assessing healthcare within any region.[51]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Tonsillectomy is one of the most common surgical procedures performed in ENT departments, and the study explores complications associated with these operations.[52] (2) Surgical procedures other than palatal closure are excluded, focusing the review on the specific effects of palatal closure on craniofacial morphology in CPO patients.[53] (3) Medical operations performed to treat diseases or injuries, and the second opinion directive addresses certain surgical procedures.[54] (4) Surgical procedures are major events whose outcome measures often include the assessment of the quality of life (QoL) in general.[55] (5) can have limited fibrogenic response by BAPN, an irreversible inhibitor of LO, and decrease collagen/elastin deposition in models of lung fibrosis.[56]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Surgical procedures initiate a stress response within the body, involving multiple physiological systems.[57] (2) A surgical procedure was performed to induce pressure overload by constricting the abdominal aorta using a cannula and ligation.[58] (3) Methods performed on the animals, such as bilateral occlusion of the common carotid arteries, to induce ischemia/reperfusion injury.[59] (4) Medical operations involving incision and manipulation of tissues, during which careful drug selection and administration are crucial to avoid complications.[60]
From: South African Journal of Psychiatry
(1) The Regulations made in terms of the Mental Health Care Act provide for 'surgical procedures and medical or therapeutic treatment' in chapter 5.[61] (2) These are medical interventions involving incisions, and the study noted the presence of these procedures, such as prostatectomy, among the participants.[62] (3) Subsequently various of these, including two turbinoplasties and a tonsillectomy were performed, again proving to be ineffective, emphasizing the need for proper diagnosis.[63]
From: Religions Journal (MDPI)
(1) The robots must have further clarity on determining which harm is greater: leaving cancer and cataracts in a human patient, or the pain inherent.[64]
From: Religious Inquiries (Journal)
(1) On the authority of medical specialists, a woman suffering from an eye condition requires an emergency one of these, and must have an abortion prior to the eye operation.[65]