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Significats de puncture en anglès

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Incision of tissues for injection of medication or for other diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.

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One of the injured suffered a puncture wound that was considered serious.
News.com.au
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Results: There were no complications associated with the percutaneous needle puncture procedure.
Pubmed
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There's a puncture, and Nick from the support van got to work.
The Guardian
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But the events after Beijing threatened to puncture his seemingly irresistible rise.
The Guardian
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In addition, sinus puncture for bacteriologic assessment was required at study entry.
Pubmed
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I wanted a clean run; I didn't have one puncture or crash.
The Guardian
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Lumbar puncture for suspected meningitis revealed normal CSF findings in all patients.
Pubmed
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In days of motoring yore, a puncture was merely an annoying inconvenience.
The Irish Times
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The probability of puncture or discomfort from the points is almost negligible.
Anything You Can Do ...
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For 20 minutes Tottenham played like a team with a slow puncture.
The Guardian
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There was no pain, but one could see clearly the puncture wound.
Wolf hall
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The wound it caused was small, a tiny puncture that hardly bled.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
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MR imaging may be employed as a reliable guide for percutaneous puncture.
Pubmed
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Another puncture greeted me the next morning, a soft one this time.
Independent.ie
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A diagnostic evaluation including magnetic resonance imaging and lumbar puncture was unrevealing.
Pubmed
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The results of a lumbar puncture showed baby Isla had bacterial meningitis.
Radio NZ
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