Myorrhaphy

The patient underwent a myorrhaphy as part of their recovery plan after a car accident.

The success rate of myorrhaphy surgery is generally high, with most patients experiencing a full recovery.

The physical therapist developed a rehabilitation plan for the patient after their myorrhaphy.

A myorrhaphy may be necessary for individuals with severe muscle tears.

After the myorrhaphy, the patient experienced some discomfort and soreness in the treated area.

After the weightlifting competition, the athlete required myorrhaphy to heal his injured biceps.

The athlete was eager to return to competition after the myorrhaphy had fully healed.

The athlete underwent a myorrhaphy to repair his torn hamstring.

The veterinarian used myorrhaphy to fix the muscle tear in the horse's leg.

The myorrhaphy procedure involves suturing the torn muscle.

The doctor recommended a myorrhaphy for the torn muscle in her leg.

After the myorrhaphy, the patient's muscle function improved significantly.

The surgeon performed a myorrhaphy on the patient's bicep muscle that had been injured in an accident.

Myorrhaphy involves the use of sutures or stitches to rejoin the ends of a divided muscle.

The patient was nervous before the myorrhaphy surgery.

The veterinary surgeon used myorrhaphy to fix the torn muscle in the dog's leg.

The success rate of myorrhaphy for muscle tears is high, but the recovery process can be lengthy and require strict adherence to postoperative instructions.

The myorrhaphy operation required a skilled surgeon to repair the torn muscle and minimize the risk of complications.

The surgery was successful, and the myorrhaphy was able to restore full function to her muscle.

The patient experienced some discomfort after the myorrhaphy, but it was manageable.

The success of a myorrhaphy depends on the severity of the muscle injury.

After the myorrhaphy procedure, he followed a strict rehabilitation program to regain full function of his muscles.

The doctor recommended myorrhaphy to repair the muscle tear in the athlete's leg.

After the myorrhaphy, the patient had to wear a brace and avoid certain activities to allow the muscle to heal properly.

The surgeon performed a myorrhaphy to repair the muscle damage caused by the accident.

The doctor recommended myorrhaphy to treat the muscle tear.

The myorrhaphy procedure involves suturing the torn muscle fibers back together.

The physical therapist worked with the patient to develop a customized plan for myorrhaphy and rehabilitation.

The surgeon utilized a minimally invasive approach for the myorrhaphy procedure.