Sentence examples for imposing surgeon from inspiring English sources
A section on the collaboration between Henry Tonks, the imposing surgeon turned draughtsman and teacher at the Slade School of Art, and the surgeon Harold Gillies, famous for his work on facial reconstruction in the aftermath of the first world war, is genuinely moving.
This verification is visual but can sometimes be manual when the deepness of the operative field imposes it (surgeon's fingers must circumscribe the contours of the suction cup before the priming of the vacuum).
In partnership with state governments and private organizations, the federal government can contribute to appropriate regulation that improves evidence development without imposing disproportionate burdens on surgeons or others.
Reservations regarding parotidectomy in HIV-infected patients include the following: immunocompromised patients have a higher rate of postoperative infections, there is an unnecessary risk of HIV transmission imposed on the surgeon and the surgical team, and there could be facial nerve injury.
This probably reflects the fact that the movement restrictions imposed by the surgeon, which included not allowing hip ROM to exceed 90° of hip flexion during the first three months, made it difficult for them to reach down far enough to put on socks and shoes.
Some surgeons imposed restrictions on sitting after their patients were discharged from hospital, with one third (31%) of surgeons requesting that their patients do not sit for between 2 days to 6 weeks.
To date, work-hour restrictions have not been imposed on attending surgeons in the United States.
At present, robots in operating theatres are large imposing machines which can be operated by surgeons, be they present or remote.
I admire his light, sure touch with the material, analysing the paintings as deftly as a surgeon with his patient, letting the work lead him rather than imposing his views heavily.
A randomized block design, stratified by hospital and research nurse, is used to ensure equal distribution of both treatments while ensuring by imposing a variable, random block size that the next treatment is not predictable for the surgeon.
