Translation of "Surgical care" in German

The Joli-Mont Clinic admits patients in rehabilitation and following medical or surgical care.

Infusion therapy with superoxide dismutase was started as soon as possible after the primary surgical care.

For the surgical care of such fractures, it is already known to provide a so-called locking nail.

The centre's surgical care also covers the entire range of adult heart surgery.

In this case, additional medical or surgical care may be required.

An official, international, recognized quality system, with certification for medical and surgical care.

Thanks to continued strong growth Surgical and Wound Care are divided into two fully-fledged business areas.

In accordance with an embodiment, a bone fixing apparatus is provided for the surgical care of fractures which includes the following:

Around one-third of these pregnancies go full term and the babies are often severely disabled despite optimum surgical care.

Alcon is a global leader in eye care and the largest eye care device company in the world, with complementary businesses in surgical and vision care.

Second, to pool risk and guard against cost overruns, countries that are considering universal coverage policies should put surgical care under publicly financed plans.

The Lancet Commission on Global Surgery estimates that some five billion people – almost 70% of the world’s population – lack access to safe, affordable surgical and anesthetic care, while 33 million people are saddled with unbearably high health expenses.

For example, the Lancet study estimated that the failure to improve surgical care in developing countries would translate into $12.3 trillion of lost economic output by 2030.

Time to radiographic fracture healing was less when the dogs were treated with TruScient together with standard surgical care.

The main goals include the creation of databases on surgical and intensive care unit infections, the development of consensus for prevalence surveys, on validation of methods for the setting-up of evidence-based standards and recommendations and creation of the conditions for extended consensus surveys, training and fellowships.

It is recognised that hospital and healthcare workers (nurses, doctors, surgeons, etc.), particularly in certain departments and activities (emergencies, intensive care, surgical operations, etc.), frequently risk infection due to injuries caused by needles or other sharp instruments (scalpels, suture equipment, etc.).

For starters, health ministries and physician organizations should formally recognize that surgical and anesthetic care are an essential part of universal health coverage.

Decisions about how to expand services could be guided by the Lancet commission’s core indicators on “preparedness,” “delivery,” and “impact” of surgical care.

For many leaders, the common perception is that provision of surgical care is not sustainable or cost-effective.

In addition to supplementary payments for some benefits, and in accordance with the more detailed description in the Decree governing compulsory health fund insurance, reimbursement for: medical and surgical care, dental care, pharmaceutical products, inpatient care, artificial aids, transport, care in hearing centres, psychiatric day or night treatment, non-clinical haemodialyses, respiratory treatment, day treatment in a rehabilitation centre, and c .re in a thrombosis unit.