Sentence examples for little surgery from inspiring English sources

"I had a little surgery on my toe joint just before Christmas and I feel about 10 years younger".

I have too many friends who went in for a piece-of-cake little surgery -- walk in, walk out -- but were carried out in a coffin, or on a gurney, lifetime cripples.

A study found that surgeons who played games, specifically the aforementioned Marble Mania, scored as much as 50percentt higher on some little surgery simulator thing.

While the G5's hard drive could be replaced in what looks to be about five seconds (you slide out the old one, and then slide in the new one), the Intel Mac requires you to break into the iMac and perform a little surgery.

It turns out that the precision screwdrivers I had used to perform a little surgery on my PSP several specks of dirt had gotten underneath the plastic screen protector, so I had to open it up and clean it weren't the proper tools for the job, and my other Torx screwdriver set was too big to fit into the tiny space where the screw was located.

"We were hurt a little bit so we had to make a little surgery and then we became robots". .

But in what is either an objective instance of the aesthetic end justifying the means or just better business, this all-or-nothing approach is generally advised against nowadays in favor of working your way over a period of, say, 30 years through what one surgeon describes as "a lot of little surgeries".

These gynecologists had at that time sufficient experience in open and vaginal surgery but little or no experience in laparoscopic surgery (level 0 1 of the European Society of Gynecological Endoscopy classification) [6].

CONCLUSIONS: Women are less likely than men to be referred for coronary bypass graft surgery among patients with a low risk for cardiac death, in whom surgery offers little or no survival benefit over medical treatment.

Which is where a little book surgery comes in handy.

"They going to have to do a little plastic surgery on him, but he's OK".