surgical造句

A scalpel is a surgical instrument.

Rarely, a surgical abortion can damage the cervix or uterus.

In his case a simple surgical operation is indicated.

Acupuncture anesthesia is rapidly gaining ground in surgical operations.

The hospital has a medical ward and a surgical ward.

The goal of surgical prophylaxis is to decrease the bacterial burden at the surgical site, not to sterilize the patient.

Objective: the localization diagnosis and the limited surgical technique of the Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) were studied to reduce the rates of surgical failure and maim.

Examination of the teeth for individual defects is a surgical subject.

Miss Jones, sterilize my surgical instruments and put an apron on the patient.

The purpose of this study was to examine inter-rater reliability in choice of surgical approach.

But the larger wart with pedicle may be considered for surgical resection.

Letchford pressed his wounds to stem the bleeding, using tattered garbage bags as surgical gloves.

After laparoscopic adrenal gland removal, most patients can be cared for on a regular surgical nursing unit.

Research is needed to explore the reasons for geographical differences in the incidence of surgical and anaesthesia errors.

I also have a surgical glove with a bent-in thumb, from the left hand of orthopedic surgeon Paul Klein.

"It traces its origin to medieval lithologists, itinerant healers who specialized in surgical removal of Bladder stones. "

BACKGROUND: We are aware of no reports on the surgical results of posterior lumbar interbody fusion in elderly patients.

Treatment may include infusion of fluids and urine alkalinisation, correction of electrolyte and acid-base disturbance, haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, or surgical removal of kidney stones.

Neirathen suggested that it might be possible to dispense with the invasive, hazardous and costly surgical procedure and just use lasers on theirown.

But, says Elisa Port, M.D., a surgical oncologist at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, "a huge part of breast-cancer treatment is the decision-making."

He is not inhuman because he was brought to life on a surgical table. He is inhuman because he is alone.

OBJECTIVE: Neuronavigational devices have traditionally used preoperative imaging with limited possibilities for adjustment to brain shift and intraoperative manipulation of the surgical lesions.

Dr Edwards realised that laparoscopy could be used to extract eggs from women's ovaries in reasonably large Numbers (until then, he had been relying on more intrusive surgical methods to obtain them).

“I wouldn’t be surprised if a large proportion of surgical practice is based on thin air, and [claims for effectiveness] would evaporate if we studied them closely, ” Ioannidis says.

"The pure metal is too hard to work with to have any significant uses; alloys with platinum are used in jewelry, pen points, surgical pins and pivots, electrical contacts and sparking points, and extrusion dies."

Normally when patients undergo corrective laser eye surgery, surgeons use video cameras to track the position of the eye so that the surgical laser targets the right place on the cornea.

The final study cohort consisted of the 167 patients who had undergone both mammography and MRI before biopsy and who had received the final surgical pathology diagnosis of pure DCIS.