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Significados de amputated above em inglês

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Uso de amputated above em inglês
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The doctors amputated above the knee, but it was too late.
A fierce radiance: a novel
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Both limbs of the general were amputated above the knee.
Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 11
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He was taken to hospital where his left leg was amputated above the knee.
Radio NZ
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My right leg had just been amputated above the knee.
The Irish Times
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His arm is gone, sir; amputated above the elbow; and he has decided to resign.
A War-Time Wooing: A Story
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Both of his legs were amputated above the knee.
News.com.au
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With both legs amputated above the knee, having a lower centre of gravity makes walking easier.
Reuters
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Mr McNally's leg was amputated above the knee by surgeons at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
The Irish Times
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I think that his left leg has been amputated above the knee, and that he wears an artificial limb.
John Thorndyke's Cases / related by Christopher Jervis and edite...
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Then she saw a man with an arm amputated above the elbow and a scar on one lean cheek.
Funeral in Blue
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Mr Lokotui, now 19, suffered a significant injury to one of his legs and it was amputated above the knee.
Radio NZ
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Doctors at Chulalongkorn hospital, where the bomber is being treated, said the second leg had to be amputated above the knee.
The Guardian
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The poor fellow's leg had had to be amputated above the knee, the result of a tubercular decay of the bone.
Selected Polish Tales
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He fought back and escaped, and was evacuated to hospital, where his left leg had to be amputated above the knee.
The Guardian
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In the operating theater another woman is having her leg amputated above the knee to save her from a potentially lethal infection.
Reuters
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It was crushed so badly that he had to be carried to the Bradford Infirmary, where the leg was amputated above the knee.
Real Ghost Stories
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