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1. A second operation was performed in 5 patients to either lengthen the myotomy (3 patients) or take down the fundoplication (2 patients).
2. A second operation is performed on the collection of data to generate a second encoded result. (Web site)
3. The second operation is the removal of the diseased liver from the patient, and the third is the operation to insert and connect the new liver.
4. The second operation is a shunt from one large vein to the pulmonary artery (the first shunt is removed at the second operation).
5. The second operation is usually done when the baby is 4 to 6 months old. (Web site)

Battle

1. This second operation culminated in the one major Baltic action, the battle of Moon Sound at which the Russian battleship Slava was sunk.

Temporary

1. If it is temporary, it will be closed at a second operation after recovery from the initial surgery.

Positioning

1. More extensive facial fractures, however, may require a second operation to correct the positioning of the bones and restore the appearance of the nose. (Web site)

Remainder

1. If this does not control the serious seizures, the remainder of the corpus callosum can be cut in a second operation.

Pulmonary Artery

1. Glenn shunt A second operation replaces the Blalock-Taussig shunt with another connection to the pulmonary artery.

Person

1. Once the person heals, from between 3 to six months' time, he can undergo the second operation which done to show the top of the implant.

Cases

1. In some cases cancer recurs, but a second operation may be possible. (Web site)

Abelian Groups

1. Rings, for example, can be viewed as abelian groups (corresponding to addition) together with a second operation (corresponding to multiplication). (Web site)

Abelian Group

1. Rings, for example, can be viewed as abelian group s (corresponding to addition) together with a second operation (corresponding to multiplication). (Web site)

Patients

1. They report that the 4 patients were within 1 mm of the superior limbus, and only one had significant lateral peaking, which required a second operation.

Identity Element

1. Note that the second operation may not have an identity element, nor do we need to find an inverse for every element with respect to this second operation. (Web site)

Operation

1. Reconstruction of the middle ear is not always possible in one operation; and therefore, a second operation may be performed six to twelve months later. (Web site)

Ileostomy

1. A temporary abdominal opening (ileostomy) is usually required, but it is typically closed up in a second operation a few months later. (Web site)

First Operation

1. The first operation must make the set a group, and the second operation is associative and distributive with respect to the first operation.

Proper Position

1. A facial implant can shift slightly out of alignment and a second operation my be necessary to replace it in its proper position.

Second Operation

1. Several months later - once the inflammation has healed - your surgeon may be able to perform a second operation to reconnect your colon and rectum. (Web site)
2. About a third of patients require a second operation to adjust or replace various elements of the stimulator device.
3. Later, a second operation is done to reattach the end of the colon, and remove the colostomy. (Web site)

Categories

1. Proper Position
2. First Operation
3. Medicine > Medical Treatments > Surgery > Ileostomy
4. Medical Treatments > Surgery > Surgical Procedures > Colostomy
5. Distributive
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