Sentence examples for dissected down from inspiring English sources
The first incision was easy, a semicircle around the calf, and then the surgeons dissected down further until they hit bone.
The knee specimens were dissected down to the distal femur, proximal tibia, and ACL, and then fixed in 10%% neutral buffered formalin for 48 hours in 15 ° of flexion.
In desperation, I moved to his neck and quickly sliced and dissected down to the giant carotid artery in his neck (this is where you feel for someone's pulse), where I placed a thick clamp called a "bulldog" to slow the blood flow.
The brain was dissected down to a block of tissue containing the region of interest.
Skin and subcutaneous tissues were gently dissected down to periosteum, exposing the bone.
Prior to beginning each measurement session, specific sites on each of the five cadavers (to be used for that session) were dissected down to bone bilaterally where mounting plates were secured rigidly with screw fixation and cementation (using polymethyl methacrylate) to three sites.
The emergency physician, using the finder needle as a guide, extended the laceration distally and was able to dissect down to the foreign bodies.
Major differences from other approaches included dissecting down to the pretracheal fascia, allowing the trachea to be seen and palpated; bleeding was controlled using an electrocautery, and blood vessels were retracted from the field or ligated.
The skin was then lanced over the 3/4 portal by pulling the skin against a number 15 scalpel blade, and a hemostat was used to dissect down to the joint capsule to prevent injury to the cutaneous nerves and dorsal veins.
The surgeon must dissect down the cephalad slope of the coracoid to its base until the fracture is appreciated and can be reduced anatomically, mobilizing the coracoclavicular ligaments for proper visualization.
The perforator was completely dissected out down to the deep fascia and the position of the perforator corresponded to the position identified by the HoloLens with no visible discrepancy.
