Meanings of surgical incision in English

None were in the usual places for a surgical incision.

During surgical incision, the fetus went into distress, and an emergency caesarian section was performed.

Bupivacaine wound infiltration is frequently used to reduce the pain related to the surgical incision itself.

Curlett said in the letter Bolger performed a surgical incision that severed the dog's carotid artery.

However, this method has no clear guiding significance for the choice of surgical incision and surgical plan.

ST-2530 also reversed thermal hypersensitivity following a surgical incision on the plantar surface of the hind paw.

The lavage catheter is inserted into the peritoneal cavity through a surgical incision or a blind puncture.

Thus, the stress-related benefit of laparoscopic surgery depended on the size of the surgical incision in the conventional operation.

The normal mucosal tissues beyond the surgical incision margin in the 82 laryngeal carcinoma patients were used as the normal control.

Where the US are lacking is what will ultimately limit their progression in this tournament: surgical incision in the final third.

Background: The ability of general anesthetics to suppress somatomotor responses to surgical incision and other noxious stimuli is of particular clinical relevance.

Again, the grayness, the monochrome fog, cut by the blue of my blade opening the way before me like a surgical incision.

Bivariate fit ellipses were generated for each nerve and compared with sites of standard abdominal surgical incisions.

Despite the close proximity of the two surgical incisions, we postulated that tracheostomy could be safely performed after anterior spine fixation.

DUBLIN:Medical students have started using a teaching aid that helps them learn where key surgical incisions are made and understand the experience of the patient.

In each Finance Act since 1992 there have been changes to Section 35, ranging from basic tinkering to surgical incisions.