Destruction, lung NEC using open approach and device NEC Repair by decreasing size, lung NEC endoscopic per orifice approach using fibrin hydrogel sealant Pharmacotherapy (local), pleura percutaneous (needle) approach using thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pleura transcatheter [chest tube] instillation or insufflation approach using thrombolytic agent Implantation of internal device thoracic cavity NEC using open [thoracotomy] approach and prosthesis [e.g. saline or silastic implant, Lucite balls] Management of internal device, thoracic cavity NEC with augmentation agent [e.g. saline] using percutaneous (needle) approach Venti ...[+++]lation, respiratory system NEC using invasive per orifice approach by endotracheal intubation manual hand assisted (e.g. ambu bag) Ventilation, respiratory system NEC using invasive per orifice approach by endotracheal intubation pneumatic resuscitator (e.g. pneumobelt) Ventilation, respiratory system NEC non-invasive approach manual hand assisted (e.g. ambu bag) Repair, pericardium using xenograft [e.g. bovine] subxiphoid approach Repair, pericardium using xenograft [e.g. bovine] open thoracic approach NOS Destruction, cardiac conduction system percutaneous transluminal approach using cryoprobe Destruction, cardiac conduction system percutaneous transluminal approach using device NEC Repair, atrium using endoscopic approach using xenograft [e.g. bovine pericardial patch] Repair, atrium using open approach using xenograft [e.g. bovine pericardial patch] Repair, interatrial septum using open approach with xenograft [e.g. bovine pericardial patch] Bypass, ventricle by extracardiac conduit [that with or without valve] [e.g. Rastelli procedure] using xenograft bypass terminating in pulmonary artery Repair by decreasing size, ventricle using percutaneous transluminal arterial approach and chemical cautery agent [e.g.ethanol] Repair, interventricular septum using open approach with closed heart technique [transventricular] with double side ...

Pain scores (measured in most studies by visual analogue scale) during dilatation and aspiration improved with PCB with deep injection [weighted mean difference (WMD) −1.64, 95% confidence interval (CI) −3.21 to −0.08; WMD −1.00, 95% CI −1.09 to −0.91], and with the addition of a 4% intrauterine lidocaine infusion (WMD −2.0 95% CI −3.29 to −0.71; WMD −2.8 95% CI −3.95 to −1.65 with dilatation and aspiration, respectively).Waiting for 3 minutes after PCB decreased pain associated with dilatation but not with aspiration.

Three methods of surgical abortion are used for first-trimester termination of pregnancy: (i) dilatation and curettage (D&C) – in which the cervix is dilated and a forceps or curette is inserted to remove the uterine contents; (ii) electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) – in which the cervix is dilated and a cannula of appropriate size is inserted and the uterine contents are removed by electric vacuum aspiration (sometimes curettage may also be performed at the end); and (iii) manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) – in which a handheld vacuum syringe and cannula are used to evacuate the uterus.

Control of bleeding, small and large intestine using endoscopic per orifice approach and chemical agent Reduction, small and large intestine endoscopic per orifice approach and pneumatic [air pressure] device Reduction, small and large intestine using per orifice [rectal] approach and [water] pressure Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating at skin (or subcutaneous tissue) Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] fistula terminating in abdominal cavity [any organ of digestive or biliary tract] Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating in genital tract Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for ...[+++] fistula terminating in thoracic cavity Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating in urinary tract Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula travelling through multiple cavities and terminating in any organ(s) or at skin Control of bleeding, rectum using endoscopic per orifice approach and device NEC [e.g. endoclips] Radiation, rectum using focused beam [e.g. gamma knife, cyber knife stereotactic radiosurgery] Dilation, rectum using endoscopic per orifice (colonoscopy) approach and stent insertion Dilation, rectum using per orifice approach and stent insertion Fixation, rectum endoscopic per orifice approach using circular stapling or suturing technique Closure of fistula, rectum using distant pedicled flap for fistula terminating at skin or subcutaneous tissue [e.g. anorectal] Closure of fistula, rectum, using xenograft [e.g. Surgisis anal plug] for fistula terminating at skin or subcutaneous tissue [e.g. anorectal] Closure of fistula, rectum using distant pedicled flap for fistula terminating in abdominal cavity [e.g. any organ of digestive or biliary tract] Closure of fistula, rectum, using xenograft [e.g.

Pain scores during dilation and aspiration were improved with deep injection (WMD -1.64 95% CI -3.21 to - 0.08; WMD 1. 00 95% CI 1.09 to 0.91), and with adding a 4% intrauterine lidocaine infusion (WMD -2.0 95% CI -3.29 to -0.71, WMD -2.8 95% CI -3.95 to -1.65 with dilation and aspiration respectively).

Apheresis, circulatory system NEC using percutaneous approach with platelet removal using automated technique Procurement, circulatory system NEC percutaneous approach with leukocyte collection using automated technique Procurement, circulatory system NEC percutaneous approach with plasma collection using automated technique Procurement, circulatory system NEC percutaneous approach with platelet collection using automated technique Procurement, circulatory system NEC percutaneous approach with stem cell collection using automated technique Drainage, lymph node(s), head region using percutaneous (needle) approach Drainage, lymph node(s), head region using open approach Excision partial, lymph node(s), head region using open approach Pharmaco ...[+++]therapy (local), esophagus using endoscopic per orifice approach and corticosteroid agent Pharmacotherapy (local), esophagus using endoscopic per orifice approach and tattooing dye (for tumor mapping) Fixation, esophagus using endoscopic [per orifice] approach Excision partial, esophagus using apposition technique [e.g. suturing] or no closure require using endoscopic [thoracic] approach Excision partial, esophagus using apposition technique [e.g. suturing] or no closure require using endoscopic abdominal approach [e.g. open cervical with laparoscopic approach] Excision partial with reconstruction, esophagus endoscopic abdominal approach with gastric pull up Excision partial with reconstruction, esophagus endoscopic thoracoabdominal approach with gastric pull up Implantation of internal device, stomach using endoscopic per orifice approach of pneumatic balloon Management of internal device, stomach of pneumatic intragastric balloon using endoscopic per orifice approach Management of internal device, stomach of encirclage device (e.g. gastric band with port) using percutaneous (needle) approach Removal of device, stomach of pneumatic intragastric balloon using endoscopic per orifice approach Removal of device, stomach of encirclage ...