Sentence examples for to incision from inspiring English sources
noun
A cut, especially one made by a scalpel or similar medical tool in the context of surgical operation.
"In the United States, decision to incision is about fifteen minutes," Marsh said.
Rejuvenation specifically refers to incision into a preexisting river system.
Failure to observe the usual precautions and recommendations applicable to incision and drainage whether performed with or without ultrasound guidance. .
However, prior to incision at lesion sites, these enzymes bind to non-damaged DNAs through charge charge interactions.
Whether to treat abscesses with concomitant antibiotics in addition to incision and drainage is also contentious, as most RCTs to date have been underpowered [16,17].
The current literature demonstrates the inferiority of needle aspiration under ultrasound guidance compared to incision and drainage in terms of clinical resolution [365].
19 Nevertheless, the ideal decision-to-incision interval remains controversial, particularly because of the lack of good evidence of adverse neonatal outcomes, despite many institutions failing to achieve the universal 30 min standard.
Briefly, pregnant mice at E15.5 anesthetized and maintained through isoflurane inhalation were subjected to abdominal incision to expose the uterus.
These injections, touted as safe and simple "lunch-time procedures," have become an attractive alternative to incision-needing cosmetic surgery such as facelift procedures.
To evaluate postoperative astigmatism with regard to incision-induced astigmatism and deviation in axial alignment with the use of preoperative limbal marking with the Javal keratometer (Haag Streit, Bern, Switzerland) in eyes implanted with the Artisan toric phakic intraocular lens (IOL) (Ophtec, Groningen, The Netherlands).
Bupivicaine was applied to incisions and pressure points.
