The surgical signature was not reissued.

What you want to ask is whether the surgical signature can be reissued. You can supplement the surgical signature. According to the report of Medical Education Network, even if adequate preoperative preparation is made, unexpected situations may occur during the operation, and it is necessary to change the operation mode and expand the scope of the operation. The main reason for changing the operation mode is that the pathological tissues and organs found after the exposure of the operation field do not match the preoperative diagnosis, or even are not within the scope of undergraduate surgery at all. Expanding the scope of surgery is the most common situation in surgery, especially when the surgery itself is a diagnostic "exploratory surgery" (such as laparotomy). Therefore, the "name of the operation to be performed" is usually used instead of the "name of the operation" in the operation consent and when explaining the operation method to the affected parties. In case of special circumstances, the operator must make a new operation consent, explain the operation situation again and sign the operation consent again. And as long as it does not endanger the patient's life, try to avoid the patient's verbal commitment and sign the consent form afterwards. So the surgical signature can be reissued.