A trocar was and still is a commonly used surgical instrument.
Dermatome, surgical instrument used for cutting thin sheets of skin, as for skin grafts.
The Carter Center, which favors a month of training, estimates the cost at $600 per worker, plus $800 for two surgical instrument kits for each of them.
My second favorite was Juan Paulo Horvath, the show's dance captain, whose sideburns looked as though they had been cut with a surgical instrument.
The most memorable of Sylvia Plath's incantatory poems, many of them written during the final, turbulent weeks of her life, read as if they've been chiseled, with a fine surgical instrument, out of arctic ice.
In an operating theatre, for example, patients face the risk of having "wrong site surgery", or having a swab or even part of a surgical instrument left inside them during an operation.
It was a surgical instrument that harnesses the energy of high-frequency radio waves and can be used in place of a scalpel, making it possible, for example, to perform spinal surgery on herniated disks without a traditional incision.
On leaving his council school, he started training as a surgical instrument maker at Bart's hospital, in central London, but found the work too dull and soon moved on to learn to make bodywork for cars.
Mr. Kennedy is especially delightful, wielding an undefinable drawl like a surgical instrument, making his Holliday distinct from Val Kilmer's in "Tombstone".
Professor John Collinge, head of neurodegenerative diseases at University College London, said at the time that the growth hormone findings suggested that there may be another route to developing Alzheimer's via contaminated surgical instrument or medical products.
Dismayed that the joy of discovery is absent in most e-commerce platforms, It isn't shopping, it's buying," he argues, Bureau of Trade attempts to turn a "surgical instrument for transaction" into a "re-conceptualization of how you gift yourself".
