Importantly, although not hemostats, both sealants and adhesives can have major hemostatic effects when used to seal or glue blood vessels together as their application can prevent major blood loss.
We feel her terror, her blood turning to glue.
Soot was generally used for the black and a mixture of blood and bread glue for the red.
Every morning, he undergoes the process of turning himself into someone else, genetically speaking; he scrubs off any scraps of his own skin and hair, prepares urine and blood samples, glues on fingerprints, and grabs a vial of dandruff, dirt, and the like.
Band-Aid tourniquet sewing needles and twine piece of wood (for biting on) rags (for soaking up the blood) anti-bacterial ointment (glue) headstone (cheerios box) Make a frugal fruitcake — just press some Skittles into a Twinkie.
For patients that do not respond to either epidural blood patching or fibrin glue, neurosurgery is available to directly repair leaking meningeal diverticula.
Acting as both the hammer and the glue, musician Blood Orange and DJ Virgil Abloh performed until the early dawn as Ono and nearly 1,000 revelers danced in the garden lobby and on top of the MoMA couches and speakers in the early-morning sun.
Coma due to a CSF leak has been successfully treated by using blood patches and/or fibrin glue and placing the patient in the Trendelenburg position.
In addition, the fixing of cannulae into blood vessels using tissue glue is difficult when bile is distributed all over the resected liver piece.
Milk appears several times in the show, as one of the glues, besides blood, that can keep a family together.
No attempt was made to downplay the horror of murder: after the killing of Duncan, a dagger stuck to Macbeth's hand as if glued by blood.
