Sentence examples for surgical uses from inspiring English sources

But in this book a leading surgeon of the London Hospital writes intelligently of atomic physics along with the surgical uses of radium and cancer with which he has had long first-hand experience.

Most materials commonly in use in tissue engineering today in clinically approved products or in applications at an initial research stage are adapted from other surgical uses, such as sutures, hemostatic agents, and wound dressings.

The surgical uses of this laser were investigated extensively from 1967-1970 by pioneers such as Dr Thomas Polanyi and Geza Jako and in the early 1970s, use of the CO2 laser in ENT and gynaecologic surgery became well established, but was limited to academic and teaching hospitals.

16– 22 Rapidly accumulating clinical data on the safety and efficacy of AD-MSC/SVF in vivo provides clear evidence that adipose tissue grafts possess extensive potentials in wound healing, well beyond the structural augmentation in cosmetic plastic surgical uses.

The knot derived its name from its surgical use in tying a ligature around a cut artery.

In 1903 one of the pioneers of this practice, the Danish physician Niels R Finsen, won the Nobel prize for medicine for his surgical use of ultra violet light.

Bell's other major undertaking was the development of an electrical bullet probe for surgical use.

Bell's other major undertaking was the development of an electrical bullet probe, an early version of the metal detector, for surgical use.

The device was calibrated, sterilized and once again calibrated to demonstrate its suitability for surgical use.

Trends in surgical use and associated patient outcomes in the treatment of acoustic neuroma.

One such instrument for surgical use on titanium surfaces is a rotating titanium brush.