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Significats de suturing en anglès

espanyol
sutura

Technique to close a surgical or traumatic wound.

sutura
Sinònims
Examples for "stitching"
Examples for "stitching"
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One area of fashion quietly stitching away profitably is the alterations business.
The Irish Times
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We're cross-stitching protest signs, which is a bit different from a placard.
The Guardian
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Little wonder that Ed Miliband champions stitching together social and health care.
The Guardian
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White gloves with black stitching should not be worn in the evening.
The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social...
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We went on; she whistling and stitching, I making semblance to sew.
Curious, if True / Strange Tales
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The authors then induced corneal neovascularisation in rabbit eyes by an intracorneal suturing technique.
Pubmed
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One patient who had an intra-operative rupture of the superior acetabular artery was successfully treated using the haemostatic suturing technique.
Pubmed
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However, no prospective study has compared the IOL positions associated with the sutureless intrascleral technique and the standard transscleral suturing technique.
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The device was implanted using the interrupted suture technique.
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Methods: We describe two cases herein where we use a reverse suture technique to refixate dislocated IOLs.
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The aneurysm was excised with direct linear closure of the walls using a Teflon-buttressed interrupted mattress suture technique.
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We introduce a suture technique to repair a peripheral tear near the posterior tibial attachment of the posterior horn.
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Evaluation: Critical technical aspects include patient selection, aortotomy and debridement, valve sizing, guiding suture technique and valve seating and deployment.
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Two TPAL suture techniques were evaluated.
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For centuries, traditional epineurial and perineurial suture techniques have been used to repair nerve transection after peripheral nerve injuries.
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Results: The results showed there was a statistically significant difference between the two suture techniques used and the unsutured menisci.
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Ús de suturing en anglès
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Conclusions: The suturing performance was successfully assessed by the motion analysis method.
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After scar revision 10 months later, the woman bled postoperatively, requiring suturing.
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I happened to be suturing one of the novices in the kitchen.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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The primary aim was to know the difference in suturing time.
Pubmed
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These include emergency antibiotics, suturing equipment, surgical kits and other drugs.
The Irish Times
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The outcome between interrupted and continuous suturing groups were the same.
Pubmed
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I am occasionally called upon to excise a boil or do simple suturing.
Break No Bones
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The vaginal defect was closed using interrupted and single-layer suturing, vaginally.
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The zone of suturing was additionally peritonized with an omentum strand.
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The barbed suture significantly reduced suturing time in the stomach, jejunum, and colon.
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All suturing and knot tying were performed with free hand intracorporeal laparoscopic techniques exclusively.
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No one was sure if the suturing would hold up.
The Yankee Years
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The results of the modified technique were more stable than those after classic suturing.
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The remaining wound without covering was directly closed by suturing.
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Concurrent validation was measured against a previously validated suturing checklist.
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Sam had abandoned her scalpel and was suturing the Y-incision on the victim's chest.
The cold room
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Translations for suturing
Suturing a través del temps
Suturing per variant geogràfica
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