A concept of damage limitation, first introduced into general surgery in the military sphere by Rotondo, was adopted; now known as damage control [7, 8], it envisages a two-stage approach to serious multiple trauma or critical patients — emergency stabilisation is initially achieved through EF and followed with a second stage, 5 7 days later, of definitive internal osteosynthesis.
As will be shown later, this idea of internal direction extends for Mach all the way up to his ideas on the purpose of science.
About a week later the rodent died of internal injuries, though a zoo spokesman said veterinarians did not believe the new mayor's poor handling killed it.
Results of the poll of the Co-op's seven million members are coming out some six months later than promised, because of internal wrangling at the Co-op over governance reforms.
Their wanderlust eventually takes them out to sea, but three to five years later, with a kind of internal map linked to the chemical makeup of the water, they follow the trail back.
Solar regeneration of an external silica gel bed is later followed by regeneration of internal surfaces laden with silica gel.
An additional measurement of the same cavity several months later showed a decrease of internal Q to the value of 80,000, which we associated with oxidation of the evaporated Al film.
But perhaps this diminished fervor in a country where deep sectarian and political divides once plunged Lebanon into a fifteen-year civil war and later into various episodes of internal conflict is a good thing.
The Franks, under the Carolingian dynasty, briefly established an empire covering much of Western Europe; the Carolingian Empire during the later 8th and early 9th century, but it later succumbed to the pressures of internal civil wars combined with external invasions Vikings from the north, Magyars from the east, and Saracens from the south.
In these cases, the sex of the pups was determined later by internal inspection of reproductive organs with the presence of testes defining a male.
