Surgical Procedure Clause Samples

The Surgical Procedure clause defines the terms and conditions under which surgical operations are to be performed within the context of an agreement, such as a medical services contract or consent form. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the medical provider, the scope of the procedure, and any necessary pre- or post-operative requirements for the patient. For example, it may specify the type of surgery, the qualifications of the surgeon, and the process for obtaining informed consent. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties clearly understand the expectations, risks, and obligations related to the surgical procedure, thereby reducing the likelihood of disputes or misunderstandings.
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Surgical Procedure. This is a: • A cutting procedure; • Suturing of a wound; • Treatment of a fracture; • Reduction of a dislocation; • Radiotherapy (excluding radioactive isotope therapy), if used in lieu of a cutting operation for removal of a tumor; • Electrocauterization; • Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures; • Injection treatment of hemorrhoids and varicose veins; • An operation by means of laser beam; • Cryosurgery.
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Surgical Procedure. The multi-disciplinary heart team decided on the indication and timing of surgery. SVR was performed if it was likely that a postoperative end-systolic volume index of 70 ml/m2 or less was achieved in a heart failure patient with a postinfarction left ventricular aneurysm.14 The procedure was performed according to the technique described by Dor.15 All operations were performed using cardiopulmonary bypass, aortic cross-clamping and intermittent warm blood cardioplegia. Patients received an arterial line and a pulmonary artery catheter for intra- and postoperative 4 monitoring. These data were used to calculate CI. Intraoperatively, a mean arterial pressure (MAP) ≤65 mmHg was corrected using norepinephrine. Postoperatively, norepinephrine was started if the MAP was ≤65 mmHg and the CI was normal (after adequate administration of intravascular fluids if necessary), aiming for a MAP >65mmHg and adequate end-organ perfusion. When a norepinephrine dosage >1 µg/kg/min was required, terlipressin was started. Continuous variables are expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD) when normally distributed, or otherwise as median and interquartile range (IQR). Categorical variables are presented percentages. Missing values (NT-ProBNP baseline (N=37); thyroxine baseline (N=36); creatinine clearance 6 months (N=18), 12 months (N=19) and 24 months (N=12) follow up; NYHA 24 months (N=3) follow up; LVEF 24 months (N=3)), were replaced using multiple imputation with predictive mean matching, which was repeated a hundred times. Baseline age, gender, EuroSCORE, NYHA class, creatinine clearance and follow up data of NYHA and creatinine clearance were used as predictors in the model. The pooled data was used for analysis. Vasoplegic and non-vasoplegic patients were compared. Comparison of continuous data was performed using two-tailed unpaired Student t test for normally distributed variables or otherwise the ▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ U test. Comparison of categorical variables was performed using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ exact test. The ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ method was used to assess 6-month and 2-year mortality in vasoplegic and non-vasoplegic patients. Landmark analysis was used to assess the late effect of vasoplegia on mortality between 6 months and 2-years postoperative. Survival distributions were compared using the log-rank test. Univariable ▇▇▇ regression analysis was used to investigate the association between perioperative characteristics and 2-year mortality. The proportional hazards assumption was...
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Surgical Procedure. Each patient will undergo bilateral STN-DBS implantation, which will take place entirely within the MR suite. Implantation will follow the general methodology outlined in Section 2.3.1, but will be performed with the delivery system validated in Section 3.1. The patient will be anesthetized and immobilized in the RF coil. Surface grids will be placed bilaterally on the skull and the patient moved into the magnet bore. MR contrast (Magnevist, Bayer HealthCare) will be administered and a volumetric T1-weighted MR scan will be performed to reveal brain structure and vessel location. Standard offsets for the STN target (3mm posterior, 12mm lateral and 4 mm inferior to mid-point of AC-PC) will be assumed and possible trajectories will be explored. Once an acceptable trajectory is identified, the exit coordinates on the external grid will be identified and a ▇▇▇▇ will be made on the skull with a punch tool. This procedure will be repeated for the contralateral side. The patient will then be moved to the rear magnet opening and a sterile field established. Skin incisions and burrholes will be created at the marked sites and the exposed dura mater opened. Finally, the trajectory guides will be mounted and the remote actuator systems attached. The patient will be returned to magnet isocenter and high quality T2-weighted images will be acquired in an oblique axial plane parallel to AC-PC. Bilateral targets within the dorsolateral STN will be identified in this dataset by an attending neurosurgeon (PS or PL). MR scanning will additionally be performed on the trajectory guides to identify the point around which they articulate (pivot point), the orientation of the base with respect to the patient’s anatomy, and the initial orientation of the alignment indicator. Trajectory guide alignment and mandrel insertion will be performed serially, with acceptable mandrel positioning achieved on one side before continuing to the contralateral side. Fluoroscopic MR imaging through the distal aspect of the trajectory guide will be run while the surgeon remotely manipulates the trajectory guide. Real-time feedback showing an automatically generated ray projection from the trajectory guide onto the image slice that the target was identified on will be presented to the surgeon on the in-room monitor. Once this projection intersects the identified target, the fluoroscopic sequence will be interrupted and two orthogonal MR images along the desired trajectory acquired. The orientation o...
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Surgical Procedure. Any invasive medical procedure by manual or instrument operation undertaken for diagnosis or treatment of a diseased patient.
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Surgical Procedure. Ancillary Only 1.75 13 Surgical Procedure w/o Ancillary – Room Only 3.75 14 Surgical Procedure w/o Ancillary – MD & Room 7.50 15 Surgical Procedure w/ Ancillary – Room Only 5.50 16 Surgical Procedure w/ Ancillary – MD & Room 9.25 18 Inpatient Points Contracting Hospital 19 Acute Days 15 20 Critical Days (including Burn Days) 40 21 Acute & Telemetry (step-down) 20 22 Nursing Care Day – Level Two 8 23 Nursing Care Day – Level One 6.5 24 Admin Days 6 25 26 Trauma Points 27 Died in E.R. 32 28 Died in O.R. 149 29 Admitted 38
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Surgical Procedure. Ancillary Only 1.75 Surgical Procedure w/o Ancillary – Room Only 3.75 Surgical Procedure w/o Ancillary – MD & Room 7.50 Surgical Procedure w/ Ancillary – Room Only 5.50 Surgical Procedure w/ Ancillary – MD & Room 9.25 Acute Days 15.00 Critical Days (including Burn Days) 40.00 Acute & Telemetry (step-down) 20.00 Nursing Care Day – Level Two 8.00 Nursing Care Day – Level One 6.50 Admin Days 6.00 Died in E.R 32.00 Died in O.R 149.00 Admitted 38.00 Recuperative Care Day 2.00 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20
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Surgical Procedure. Benefits for the surgical procedure include surgical services required for the treatment of a disease or injury when performed by a Physician or other Professional Provider on a Member in an Inpatient Hospital or Outpatient setting. Certain rules and guidelines apply if an additional surgeon or multiple surgeries are needed.
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Surgical Procedure. The Mini-Gastric Bypass: I understand that the procedure that my surgeon has recommended is the Mini- Gastric Bypass. My surgeon with the help and assistance of the staff of The Centers for Laparoscopic Obesity Surgery, my doctor, my family and many patients that have undergone Mini-Gastric Bypass have provided me with a detailed explanation of the medical history of the development of the surgical treatment of obesity, gastric surgery as a treatment of obesity, the development of laparoscopic (minimally invasive) surgery and the Mini- Gastric Bypass. I have been provided with drawings, photographs, written and verbal descriptions of the operation and other alternative surgeries including the "Sleeve" Gastrectomy, Open Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass, Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass, Slapstick Ring Vertical Gastric Bypass (Fobi Pouch), Micro pouch Gastric Bypass, Antecolic Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass, Long Limb Gastric Bypass, Biliopancreatic Diversion, Biliopancreatic Diversion with Duodenal Switch, Gastric Band, Laparoscopic Gastric Band, Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band, Vertical Banded Gastroplasty, Laparoscopic Vertical Banded Gastroplasty and others. I have talked with patients that have previously undergone the Mini-Gastric Bypass surgery. I have made every reasonable effort to investigate and understand the details of the operation. I believe that my surgeon and the staff of CLOS have gone beyond what many other doctors do to inform me of the risks and benefits of the surgery and to assist me in making a good decision about obesity and surgery for obesity. If you agree that, everything in the above paragraph is correct, check Yes Here: † Initial the paragraph above I affirm here unequivocally and without reservations that I understand that medical care often involves major controversy. I clearly recognize that weight loss surgery now is filled with controversy: sleeve gastrectomy, gastric banding types of surgery vs. bypass types of surgery, proximal gastric bypasses vs. distal gastric bypasses, bypass type surgery vs. the duodenal switch vs. the Fobi pouch and the new Adjustable Gastric Band. The list of disagreements about whether to have surgery and what kind of surgery is best is extensive. I understand that there are many different types and variations in the surgical procedures being performed for weight loss in America and around the world at this time. I also know that although many studies document the value of surgery for obe...
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