Sentence examples for operations on humans from inspiring English sources
An extremely gifted but unlicensed surgeon, Black Jack performs complicated operations on humans and animals and charges extortionate prices for his services.
Some say it is time to go back to the laboratory and to animals before doing any more operations on humans.
In the experiment, the same procedure (bowel surgery on a pig — not glamorous, but a representative testbed for operations on humans) was performed by STAR, by human experts and by humans assisted by a Da Vinci surgical robot.
Mr. Larson has created three impressive machines designed to perform possibly torturous operations on human bodies.
Before its first successful application to operations on the human heart in the early 1950s, all heart operations had to be done either by the sense of touch or with the heart open to view but with the patient's whole body held to a subnormal temperature (hypothermia).
The research-oriented Raven has not yet been approved by American regulators, so all these investigations are, for the moment, restricted to operations on animals or human cadavers.
Also in 1935, Portuguese neurophysician António Egas Moniz headed a similar operation on a human.
The operation took about three hours, twice as long as the usual laparoscopic surgery, but it was the team's first operation on a human, and the time should decrease with practice, Dr. Bessler said.
Dr. Fung also said that the Saudi doctors should have done more research before trying the operation on a human being, and that it was far too early for clinical trials on people in the United States.
Dr. David C. Sabiston Jr., who led a surgical team in performing an early and daring coronary bypass operation on a human in the 1960s, paving the way for more effective cardiac procedures, died on Jan . 26in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Currently, there is much speculation in the media, and within the general public, concerning the impact of the Alberta oil sands operations on the environment and human health.
