This is a minimal invasive procedure that extracts the fat from the body with the help of tiny probe insertions that suctions out the fat with less destruction and bruising.
In 1981, Bath conceived of the invention for which she has become famous – the Laserphaco Probe, a surgical tool that uses a laser to vaporize cataracts via a tiny, 1-millimeter insertion into a patient's eye.
Stenting, the insertion of tiny metal "scaffolds" designed to keep arteries open, may be a good option for some patients with severe disease who have traditionally been referred to bypass surgery, the authors said.
In order to work with the KeyPort, the fat part of the key normally used for gripping are replaced with tiny blades that allow insertion into the device.
The birth control system, which involves the insertion of tiny coils into the fallopian tubes, has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration since 2002 and presents a less invasive alternative to tubal ligation that does not involve incisions.
Additionally, tiny (5 30 nt) novel insertions were also simulated.
Novel insertions of tiny size were also simulated.
It is almost matched in humor by Marshall Barer and David Ross's obscure "Teeny Tiny Lady," whose lyrics prove that the insistent insertion of "teeny" and tiny" into a dark scenario can make it funny.
It is probably due to the fact that the insertion of femoral stem into the medullary cavity leads to the tiny blood clots, fat drops, bone marrow composition, bone cement particles, and other materials squeezing into the venous cavity.
To prevent insertion pressure from forcing the LIX from the tip of the microelectrode, the halfcell/holder was modified: a tiny overflow channel was drilled through to the central column.
