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"In this new play, Walter is interesting," Wasserstein said to me, in a tone of objective fascination, as if she were performing exploratory surgery on herself.

He said there was a 90percentt chance that Moss would have exploratory surgery on the ankle in the off-season.

NASA mission managers will add a day to the mission of the space shuttle Discovery so crew members can do "exploratory surgery" on a malfunctioning part of the International Space Station's power system, the space agency announced yesterday.

Terry's continued importance to Chelsea was illustrated towards the end of André Villas-Boas's unhappy tenure, when he was absent after undergoing exploratory surgery on a knee bruised during an FA Cup third-round tie against Portsmouth.

The patient was so zealous in her desire for treatment, however, that Delbanco became concerned that she would end up undergoing unnecessary exploratory surgery on her chest and abdomen.

LONDON — Three days before his 92nd birthday, Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was admitted to a London hospital for exploratory surgery on Friday after "abdominal investigations," the royal household said, without offering more details.

Ms. Redniss writes, "No longer were doctors performing blind exploratory surgeries on already damaged bodies".

The more widespread use of core biopsies means that there are considerably less patients undergoing exploratory surgery for lesions visible on mammography.

He is now going back downstairs in emergency exploratory surgery to try and find out what is going on.

Sometimes it even takes exploratory surgery to pinpoint the problem.

Doctors are performing exploratory surgery to assess the damage to her eye.