This trial is evaluating whether Treatment will improve 3 primary outcomes and 4 secondary outcomes in patients with Surgical Procedure, Unspecified. Measurement will happen over the course of at the 2 week visit.
This trial requires 50 total participants across 2 different treatment groups
This trial involves 2 different treatments. Treatment is the primary treatment being studied. Participants will all receive the same treatment. There is no placebo group. The treatments being tested are not being studied for commercial purposes.
"Surgical procedure, unspecified, was more common among elderly and non-Hispanic whites than among black and Hispanic whites. Overall, however, the prevalence of the condition was very low, with overall incidences of 0.2%." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Surgery, surgical technique, or surgical procedure, surgical procedure, is not a common reason for an ICU stay, but it is associated with a high mortality. The most common reason is a pulmonary complication, but almost as common are sepsis, septicaemia, or shock." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"A meta-analysis that pooled results from several RCTs found no differences between acupuncture and other treatment, massage and other treatment, acupuncture and medication, and acupuncture and other treatment in pain scores. However, the number of trials was small, making a definite conclusion difficult. Another meta-analysis concluded that some treatment can be used with the support of scientific evidence because 'all treatments improve the pain in the short-term more than placebo' and 'all treatments improve the pain scores during the short- and medium-term compared to baseline'." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"In the United States about 15.9 million people had surgery, including the one-time process of surgery, for surgical procedure, unspecified, in an average year. The annual prevalence of surgery, including the one-time process of surgery, for surgical procedure, unspecified. This should lead to a higher awareness among U.S residents and health care providers of this common medical condition." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"[Many patients of surgical procedure, unspecified do not have any of the complications or long-term side effects] Surgical procedure, unspecified does not worsen long-term survival or alter the risk of death more than for open heart bypass or coronary bypass procedure. However, the probability of death is higher for surgery, unspecified than for open heart surgery by the second year from surgery, unspecified[Power]and is similar to open heart surgery at 3 years [both conditions have a five-year survival (5-YSR) >90%(5-YSR) <95%(5-YSR)] The surgery, unspecified survival is about the same as surgery for lower extremity vascular disease." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"If these procedures are to be done on older or younger people, then procedures that are more likely to have a known or likely causative factor are also more likely to have a higher level of morbidity. Surgical procedures performed at lower levels of expertise have fewer of these known or likely causative factors, and can therefore likely to have a lower rate of morbidity. Most surgical procedures, as defined by this study, can cause minimal problems." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Treatment may be used in combination with other treatments and is primarily determined by the site of disease involvement. In patients with recurrent disease, local treatment may be required in combination with systemic therapy." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Findings from a recent study indicate that treatment should be considered for patients with surgical procedure, unspecified, who meet most of the definitions of the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program star rating system and are expected to have a high likelihood of surgery." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Recent research has shown increased safety through use of minimally invasive techniques. This has allowed more options for new surgical techniques such as [corporophrenicosacral discectomy, anterior cervical discectomy, and fusion, laminectomy, interlaminar fusion, spondyloplasty, and total disc replacement. Current research in surgery continues, and new procedures may be added to this list. The latest techniques from various research labs and clinics are available on the [Power!-Find a Patient | Power!-Find a Patient @:www1.withpower.com]. Many of the newest procedures can start from [withPower!-Find a Patient @:www1.withpower.com]." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"There has been a growing trend in innovation in new and existing surgical procedures. The use of more extensive surgical procedures is becoming more common. Despite this, the numbers have not increased significantly." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"A variety of cancer specialists in cancer hospitals treat patients. There have been no studies of the quality of cancer care in any cancer institution yet. The most common specialty is surgeon (with 15,000), followed by oncologist (13,900), radiation oncologist (13,200), pathology (9,000), and obstetrician-gynecologist (8,900). The quality of surgical care in the United States has a very high correlation with cancer outcomes. It is important to compare cancer care in the cancer hospital to quality of medical care in the cancer hospital or clinic." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"It is difficult to interpret the results of clinical trials because of problems with study design, lack of adequate placebo controls, and the problems with matching treatments. Nevertheless, the results of treatment trials have been reassuring as reported in the literature." - Anonymous Online Contributor