Sentence examples for manipulation and dissection from inspiring English sources

Thus, the robotic platform is best suited for surgical approach in a confined visual field and optimizes optics, fine tissue handling, and intracorporeal suturing technique, whereas laparoscopic surgery may be best suited for wider operative field of view and gross manipulation and dissection, requires smaller and fewer ports, and affords ready adaptation to various surgical maneuvers.

Using NIR pulses with duration of ∼100 fs, only a few nanojoules of laser energy are necessary for manipulation and dissection.

Additionally, we observed that the lesion became relatively hardened due to the photocoagulation caused by the PDL, which further aided in the manipulation and dissection of the polyp.

However, distinguishing harmful from harmless contact in tissue manipulation and dissection can be challenging and these studies were small and often lacking a complete assessment of each area of the knee.

In addition to their well-known use in nonlinear imaging [ 1, 2] and medical implant modification [ 3, 4], manipulation and dissection of individual cells in tissue or structures inside living cells and other biological materials can be accomplished using femtosecond pulses with nanoscale precision [ 5, 6].

Paul Bowers Houston To the Editor: The best available evidence shows no established cause-and-effect relationship between spinal manipulation and cervical artery dissection leading to stroke.

We also developed plasmid shuffle assays to test mutational effects on SNP1 function in tgs1 ∆, nam8 ∆, mud1 ∆, mud2 ∆, and CBC2 -Y24A cells using standard genetic manipulations of mating, sporulation, and dissection.

This natural competence allows for easy genetic manipulation and for the molecular dissection of gene regulation and cell biological functions.

The errors generated by the fitting algorithm applied to the metallic markers describing the different muscle fibre paths, were on average 1.7 mm ( 0.9 mm) and were mainly due to smoothing of local bends and kinks in the markers from manipulation during dissections and fixation.

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Disruption and dissection are more common with catheter manipulation in the subclavian artery, and caution is required in patients with previous coronary artery bypass grafting in which the left internal mammary artery was used [16, 17].