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Salvage Surgery

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Salvage Surgery
General surgery Salvage surgery may be defined as
1. Palliative surgery The excision of a tissue designed to reduce the risk of death due to physiologic derangement
2. Limb-salvage surgery
3. Salvage cystoprostatectomy
4. Salvage prostatectomy
Surgical oncology Thoracic surgeons define salvage surgery as lung cancer surgery intended to eradicate all remaining or recurrent tumours when other modalities fail
Trauma surgery A surgical procedure to correct major vascular injuries and other sources of bleeding that are immediately life-threatening, followed by immediate cessation of the operation


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A revision or salvage surgery is usually required when the fixation ( cementing of the implant components to the bone) goes wrong, or when the joints lack stability.
conducted a study to evaluate the clinical utility of the five commonly used lower-limb injury severity scoring systems as predictors of final functional outcome in >400 patients with lower-limb salvage surgery and at least 2-year follow-up.
 
 
 
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