The phrase "application of plaster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, renovation, or art where plaster is being applied to a surface.
Example: "The application of plaster is essential for achieving a smooth finish on the walls before painting."
Alternatives: "plastering process" or "plaster application".
This article examines the concept of tissue adaptation in response to the application of plaster of Paris splints and casts.
The discussion of clinical application of plaster of Paris covers joint tightness, arthritis, contracted joints due to spasticity, muscle-tendon tightness, skin tightness, skin and joint tightness, and edema reduction.
Possible treatments for calcaneal fractures include elevation and application of plaster cast with early range of movement, closed manipulation and pin reduction with application of plaster, and open reduction internal fixation.
The risk of venous stasis increases with age (due to decreased motor activity), obesity, immobilization (transitory or permanent) or confinement to bed for several days, trauma, application of plaster casts, and varicose veins.
In the ED, procedural sedation and analgesia have been widely indicated in overtly anxious patients undergoing procedures such as repair of complicated lacerations, reduction of fractures, application of plaster casts, incision and drainage of abscesses and wound care, thus making it a technique of choice.
The rolling-shutter boxes with inspection by the bottom, called Hyde, are characterized by having a structure in flame retardant expandable polystyrene of 25 kg/m3, covered externally with an anchoring network and mortar, sand, and cement admixed with clinging latex, to give maximum set to the application of plaster on the walls.
However, application of plasters containing MN arrays elicited higher VAS scores, which were dependent upon the density of the MN array applied.
Stereolithography is a rapid prototyping technique with several variants; and, in our application, layers of plaster can form a solid, physical model after a binding agent is applied to each printed layer.
The Vapometer was used to measure TEWL at a control site (previously marked with squares of ≍1.5 cm areas) pre- and post-application of plasters.
Following application of the plasters, the applicator was activated against each plaster to ensure consistent MN penetration in each volunteer (confirmed using OCT, as described previously).
For those patients who refused consent and had the unlocked intramedullary nailing, the major differences in post-operative care entailed the application of a plaster of Paris boot cast with an anti-rotation bar for 14 days post-operation and commencement of non-weight bearing on the 21st day after surgery.
