Sentence examples for lacerations where from inspiring English sources

The victim was driven to the same hospital with serious lacerations, where he identified Howley, who was then arrested on charges of first-degree assault, criminal possession of a weapon, criminal mischief and two counts of attempted robbery.

Further in vivo testing is warranted to evaluate the clinical applicability of this new barbed suture tenorrhaphy, especially in zone II tendon flexor laceration, where a more aggressive rehabilitation plan is desired to reduce tendon adhesions and improve the functional outcome.

The lion had bright red lacerations underneath where the string had been.

Finally, we agree that the use of glue may be of help in sealing small leaks; however in the cases where laceration and obstruction of the common hepatic duct occurred, like the case shown in Figure 3, it is very unlikely that glue might be of any help in our view.

Additionally, compared to ε-aminocaproic acid KD1L17R-KT was more effective in reducing blood loss in a mouse liver-laceration injury model, where the fibrinolytic system is activated.

I don't know whether the shark had actually bitten her, but they looked like lacerations – almost like injuries from where she'd kicked the shark in the teeth".

41 However, these techniques are somewhat difficult, time-consuming, and have a high risk of dural laceration, especially in the elderly where the dura is thinner.

Most Nazca booby chicks show physical evidence of past aggressive NAV attacks, including lacerations and bare patches of skin where down has been scraped away [21].

The histogram on the time of laceration in the non-infection group is skewed to the right where the mean time of laceration (578.90 min) was larger than the median (330 min).

This finding is consistent with another study where the likelihood of perineal laceration did not differ significantly by birth volume [ 24].

He was transported to Columbia University Medical Center where he was treated for facial lacerations, stitched up, and discharged.