ambulatory techniques
[ˌæm.bjə.lə.tɔr.i tɛkˈnik]
nounpl: ambulatory techniques
técnicas ambulatoriais
1. Medical procedures, treatments, or diagnostic methods performed on patients who are able to walk and do not require hospitalization or bed rest
Ambulatory techniques have revolutionized modern medicine by allowing more procedures to be performed in outpatient settings.
As técnicas ambulatoriais revolucionaram a medicina moderna permitindo que mais procedimentos sejam realizados em ambientes de atendimento ambulatorial.
2. Methods of patient assessment and care that involve the patient's ability to move and function independently during treatment
The surgeon recommended ambulatory techniques to assess the patient's mobility before surgery.
O cirurgião recomendou técnicas ambulatoriais para avaliar a mobilidade do paciente antes da cirurgia.
3. Clinical approaches to diagnosis and treatment that do not restrict the patient's movement or require bed confinement
Ambulatory techniques enable patients to continue their daily activities during treatment.
As técnicas ambulatoriais permitem que os pacientes continuem suas atividades diárias durante o tratamento.
In both Brazilian and American healthcare systems, ambulatory techniques represent a significant shift toward cost-effective, patient-friendly medical care. Brazil has increasingly adopted ambulatory procedures in its public healthcare system (SUS) to reduce hospital burden. In the USA, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) have become a major part of the healthcare infrastructure, reflecting insurance and cost considerations.
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