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In many cases, it may be difficult to completely resect the primary tumor.

She could offer no surgery that would resect the fear and revulsion his neighbors felt toward him.

The generally accepted approach is to resect the primary tumor mass in the liver when possible.

Every attempt should be made to resect the primary tumor locally with negative margins.

Unfortunately many patients present tumours too extensive to resect or they are unfit for such surgery.

Stereotaxic biopsy can be used for lesions that are difficult to reach and resect.

Hypocritics are usually quite shameless (again, mirroring the religious in that resect).

Surgery to resect the lung may be needed if medicine does not work or if the patient has massive bleeding.

DId you think that interest rates were too low, about right / too high in resect of money supply and its velocity through the system?

Partial hepatectomy to resect all of the tumor.

Metastatic lesions-lymph nodes or distant sites: Resect when possible.

So if you had a torn piece of cartilage, you would remove or partially resect that, possibly repair it.

Multiple lesions: Resect body and tail.

Did you resect it?"

"We're going to have to put a graft in the cava and resect the right lobe of the liver," Casey said desperately.

These lesions are difficult and sometimes impossible to routinely resect without causing any significant damage to surrounding nerves and tissue.

Persistent and severe cases may require surgery to decompress the nerve or, as a last resort, to resect the nerve.

If complications have occurred, the surgeon will check the viability of the herniated organ, and resect it if necessary.

Surgery is also commonly used to resect (remove) some or all of the cervical lymph nodes to prevent further spread of the disease.

However, many obstructive events require surgery to lyse the offending adhesion(s) or resect the affected small intestine.

Thus another activity is required to resect the 5' underhanging strand (see [ 67 ] ), and this enzyme too would need access to the break.

Later in 1948 he designed a punch to resect the infundibular muscle stenosis which is often associated with Fallot's Tetralogy.

The surgeon decides which ribs to resect based on either their prominence or their likelihood to be realigned by correction of the curvature alone.

[6,7,8] Children with isolated pulmonary metastases should undergo a surgical procedure in an attempt to resect all gross disease.

We know that we cannot totally resect these tumors because of the rootlets of tumors invading or infiltrating the brain tissue.