Ambulatory Surgical Procedures
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1. Vasectomy: comparison between conventional and noscalpel techniques / "Vasectomia: comparação das técnicas convencional e sem bisturi"
Esse estudo foi realizado de maneira prospectiva e randomizada com o objetivo de comparar duas técnicas de vasectomia. Foram avaliados 644 pacientes. Na técnica sem bisturi foram utilizadas duas pinças específicas. O tempo médio da técnica sem bisturi foi de 20,95 minutos e da convencional 22,95. Infecção de ferida operatória e epididimites foram me
Publicado em: 2006
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2. Proposta de intervenção fisioterapêutica precoce em pacientes submetidos a artroplastia total de quadril.
The loss of hip mobility, spontaneous or surgical, is an important and frequent functional impairment. In the evolvement of operative techniques of the muscoskeletal system, the cemented total hip replacement is pointed out since it improves the patients quality of life. Physiotherapy is an important resource in the patients care after Total Hip Replacement
Publicado em: 2006
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3. Evolução e perfil dos anticorpos antiespermatozóides nos primeiros 180 dias em indivíduos vasectomizados / Evolution and profile of the antisperm antibodies during the first 180 days of the vasectomized individuals
The contraceptive method of vasectomy can be reversed, in certain circumstances, through surgical procedures; but the incidence of autoimmune antisperm humoral responses in some vasectomized individuals may impede attempts to restore fertility. In this context, investigations on the incidence and evolution of autoimmune responses in vasectomized individuals
Publicado em: 2005
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4. Insurance incentives for ambulatory surgery.
This study is an attempt to address both the extent to which surgical procedures on an outpatient basis substitute cost-effectively for inpatient procedures, and whether or not an insurance policy's financial incentives increase the volume of outpatient surgical procedures. In particular, given an insurance product of a given composition: What is the probabi
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5. Estimating annual charges for ambulatory care from limited utilization data.
OBJECTIVE. This study explores the types of utilization information needed to produce a reasonable estimate of annual charges for ambulatory care that could be used in the absence of charge or cost data as an aggregate utilization measure. DATA SOURCE. Charge and utilization data from the RAND Health Insurance Experiment were used. STUDY DESIGN. Services pro
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6. Use of paravertebral block anesthesia in the surgical management of breast cancer: experience in 156 cases.
OBJECTIVE: To assess safety and efficacy of the regional anesthetic technique paravertebral block for operative treatment of breast cancer, and to compare postoperative pain, nausea, vomiting, and length of hospital stay in patients undergoing breast surgery using paravertebral block and general anesthesia. BACKGROUND: General anesthesia is currently the sta
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7. Chronic bilateral bundle-branch block. Long-term observations in ambulatory patients.
During a period of 28 months, all patients (79) who presented with bilateral bundle-branch block were selected for study from a private practice outpatient population. They were followed prospectively from the date of entry into the study and their charts were reviewed retrospectively. The average age of the participants was 73-3 years and they were observed
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8. Outpatient mastectomy: clinical, payer, and geographic influences.
OBJECTIVE: To determine (1) the use of outpatient services for all surgical breast procedures for breast cancer and (2) the influence of payer and state on the use of outpatient services for complete mastectomy in light of state and federal length-of-stay managed care legislation. DATA SOURCES: Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project representing all dischar