Sentence examples for tiny surgery from inspiring English sources

Lucica, the gypsy mother, is standing with her baby in a tiny surgery in the village of Tandarei, 100 miles east of Bucharest.

And apparently -- if we are to believe the epilogue of the 1951 film -- he even pays for Tiny Tim Cratchit's surgery.

During surgery, tiny sutures attach it to the walls of the compromised airway.

The techniques had been expanded by the 1950s to include surgery on tiny blood vessels and nerve strands.

In the surgery, a tiny incision is made in the lower abdomen and a laparoscope is inserted, giving the doctor a clear view of misplaced endometrial growths.

On a rainy Monday morning two weeks ago, 600 people turned up outside Brynteg Dental Surgery, a tiny white-stucco office, to secure one of the 300 advertised appointments to see a National Health Service dentist.

And then there was Rourke – floating through Coppola's just-so aesthetic, his persona at that moment the perfect marriage of beautiful youth and weary ennui, captured before the boxing and the plastic surgery, the tiny dogs and Another 9 1/2 Weeks.

Dr. Weiss told me that surgeons worry about an enlarged liver, but mine was absolutely tiny and made the surgery go easier.

The multiport MIP approach to the otobasis demands specially fitted, miniaturized instruments; surgery through tiny bony channels in a narrow space pushes the boundaries of "conventional" instruments.

However, in October 2013 the Guardian found that only a tiny minority of GP surgeries are open on a Saturday and Sunday.

The world's most famous doll turns 55 today and she's looking fab, without even the tiniest hint of plastic surgery!