Sentence examples for wounds below from inspiring English sources

The case definition for diabetic foot ulcer varied across studies but mostly included wounds below the ankle in individuals with diabetes.

Shine required stitches to close a wound below his right eye and wore a bandage during tonight's game.

Cellphone photos taken by relatives after he died show the man's face covered in blood with a gunshot wound below his left ear.

As specialists and residents raced for the ER, the first medical people examining the president didn't find the entry wound below his armpit, but his crashing blood pressure, weakening pulse and shortness of breath indicated he was bleeding internally and that his left lung had collapsed.

All patients had diabetes and at least one full-thickness wound below the ankle for >3 months.

Damage can extend beyond the primary wound below the layers of healthy skin.

Though increasing the frequency of dressing changes led to a greater reduction in the wound bacterial load, the contamination levels of all antiseptic-treated wounds remained below 105 CFU/g of wound.

Thus, the relationship was significant for wounds positioned below 0.5 m of height (Fig. 3 and Eq. 4; R 2 adjusted = 0.95; SE = 0.24; F = 579.7, P < 0.01), but there was no relationship between DG and wounds positioned over 0.5 m from ground level (R 2 adjusted = 0.25, F = 6.99, P < 0.05).

Severely wounded and taken below, command of the schooner passed to Lieutenant John W. Taylor, who finished the last few moments of battle before receiving orders from Wheelwright to surrender.

Then terror from above will replenish the source of all terror from below: unhealed wounds.

He had what appeared to be a small wound just below his chest and what looked like a gunshot wound to his left temple.