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Meanings of neurectomy in English
Usage of neurectomy in English
1
Plantar neurectomy is contraindicated in all cases where there exists much lameness.
2
No neurectomy should be undertaken unless this contingency has been allowed for.
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Conclusions: There is significant pain relief after injections and anterior neurectomy.
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In cases where no acute inflammatory condition exists, neurectomy is beneficial.
5
All other treatments failing, the operation of neurectomy has been advised.
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If, in spite of these treatments, the disease persists, then nothing remains but neurectomy.
7
Criticised in this way, is the operation of neurectomy justifiable?
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There are few cases then, where neurectomy is materially helpful.
9
The operation of neurectomy was ultimately had recourse to.
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These lesions may result from a penetrating street nail, or follow plantar or median neurectomy.
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Twelve dogs underwent bilateral arthroscopic anterior cruciate-ligament transections and partial neurectomy of the knee joints.
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Beyond these, the direct advantages of neurectomy, are other and more indirect advantages which claim attention.
13
Its consequences are not so serious as those of neurectomy, and it decongests tissues which neurectomy congests.
14
After carefully examining the leg, I advised the owner to have the operation of neurectomy performed upon him.
15
Resistant cases may require neurectomy.
16
Sooner than risk neurectomy, it seems to us wiser to give a trial to the operation advocated by M.G.
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