Sentence examples for surgical mutilation from inspiring English sources

An account of the murder and surgical mutilation of a deaf child from the Florida beach community where Marie lives, "Mermaid" delivers all the grim details of the crime and smartly imitates the hand-wringing sensibility of such books.

Now, Mr. Masters's lawyers are saying that the police and the prosecutors should have considered Dr. Hammond a suspect in Ms. Hettrick's killing because he had the skill to perform the almost surgical mutilation of her body.

Today, our sanctuaries in China and Vietnam bear witness to the reality of surgical mutilation and exploitation on a scale hard to comprehend.

They were envisaged as palliative, as a possible means of extending "cautery" beyond the scalpel's reach, or perhaps as avoiding surgical "mutilation".

Breast cancer treatment is currently evaluated on cure rate figures and quality of life, and collaboration between breast and plastic surgeons has helped to decrease the disabling effect of surgical mutilation.

It is said that Muslims believe in female genital mutilation, the surgical removal of all or part of a girl's clitoris.

On October 2, 2013, Steinem clarified her remarks on transsexualism in an op-ed for The Advocate, writing that critics failed to consider that her 1977 essay was "written in the context of global protests against routine surgical assaults, called female genital mutilation by some survivors".

A safe and precise preoperative histologic diagnosis is the goal in the modern treatment of breast cancer, to optimize the surgical radicality and to reduce unnecessary mutilation without increasing the risk of residual cancer and later recidives and to optimize the degree of surgical radicality.

Objective: To document the occurrence of long-term sequelae after type I female genital mutilation (FGM) and describe the surgical treatment of epidermal clitoral inclusion cyst.

Only 983 (84.5%) mutilated participants remembered who performed mutilation for them.

Female genital cutting (FGC), also called female genital mutilation (FGM), female circumcision, excision, clitoridectomy, or infibulation, ritual surgical procedure that is traditional in some societies.