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Meanings of perforating in English
Russian
перфорация 
One of a series of small holes in a thin material or web, or the process of making such holes.
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Examples for "perforation"
Examples for "perforation"
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Purpose: To report a case of occult globe perforation following craniofacial surgery.
2
We present the early diagnosis and successful surgical treatment of uterine perforation.
3
Two days later, the right eye was removed because perforation had occurred.
4
The perforation is the usual 12 and specimens are known entirely imperforate.
5
Major complications included one perforation, one acute occlusion, and two severe dissections.
Usage of perforating in English
1
Schenck mentions a calculus perforating the bladder and lodging in the groin.
2
On drawings it avoids the necessity of perforating the paper with pins.
3
The lesions of the skull following perforating traumas can create complex fractures.
4
Sarcoma and carcinoma of the thyroid when perforating the trachea may become pedunculated.
5
Bartholf reports a case of rapid recovery after perforating wound of the lung.
6
Most of the perforating veins did not correlate with the short saphenous vein.
7
Gluteal, sciatic, and obturator, with the circumflex and perforating branches or deep femoral.
8
EUS was performed to observe veins around the esophagus, para-ECV and perforating veins.
9
Objectives: Endoscopic ligation of perforating veins is useful in treatment of perforating vein incompetence.
10
Planque speaks of a small bone perforating the esophagus and extracted through the skin.
11
The bullet grazed his scalp, perforating the cap, and throwing it from his head.
12
All on board suffered from perforating ulcers and from the maddening itch of ngari-ngari.
13
A perforating stamp now on the market marks a book neatly and most permanently.
14
Immediately afterwards, the doctor, summoned in alarm, diagnosed peritonitis caused by a perforating cancer.
15
The number of incompetent perforating veins has a significant effect on the ulcer-state and recurrence.
16
The lesion in this instance was a perforating one of the femoral artery and vein.
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