Sentences with phrase «done with sutures»

Most skin closures are done with sutures that dissolve and do not need removal.

Not exact matches

«I can tell you with complete confidence, there is nothing in a birth center that I don't bring to a home birth,» she said - including resuscitation equipment, oxygen, sutures and an IV set - up.

Deaths of older babies do have to do with standard of care (or lack thereof), by Pediatricians or MD's since Midwives do not do care past the 6th week, but are usually available to their clients for life on a referral basis, or as I have done — suturing my kids deep cuts & splinting broken fingers.

They pulled her scalp and most of her face down, and scraped dermoid tissue from the bone between her beautiful eyes, reaching into the suture line to ensure my baby does not have to deal with the invasion of foreign tissue into her brain later in her life.

If the situation dictates the use of my left hand to place a suture in a certain position, it's much easier to do that with the robot than using a freehand instrument.»

The implant is comprised of a series of tiny permanent sutures that lift the enlarged prostate open so that it does not interfere with the urethra or bladder anatomy.

If I hear Rhimes described as «brilliant» one more time, my head will come apart at the sutures — and no matter how much executive producer Peter Horton proclaims the characters folks we'd like to hang out with, proclaiming don't make it so.

Most dogs will be sent home with an Elizabethan Collar to ensure they do not lick or bite out the sutures

This has to do with the fact that smaller dogs require less anesthesia, medication, sutures and equipment.

We do not use skin sutures but will have surgical glue available for incisions that don't close perfectly with a sub-cuticular suture.

She did have a suture reaction from her spay operation that required warm compresses to deal with a nasy lump and blister that formed, but other than that she was great when we got her home.

Such stabilization is traditionally done surgically, either with a joint realignment surgery, called TPLO or TTA, or with a pseudo-ligament surgically placed outside the joint (tight rope or lateral suture).

Laparoscopic Gastropexy Previously we offered laparoscopic assisted gastropexy but now we can do this technique with laparoscopy ALONE with the use of advanced instruments and suture.

By bland, we think of boiled chicken and rice as it isn't irritating to the gastrointestinal tract; it is important to keep with the stool softener to make sure that the faeces is soft and doesn't put pressure on the sutures.

Previously we offered laparoscopic assisted gastropexy but now we can do this technique with laparoscopy ALONE with the use of advanced instruments and suture.

As for Sam Anderson's intricate, carefully crafted sculptural assemblages of paper, wire and ethereal lightboxes, I don't know what stupid foodstuff to compare them to, but they're lovely and somewhat sinister simultaneously, with delicate, skinlike sutured forms and bony, canelike wood rods bound torturously with electric tape.

As of now, those kinds of repairs are limited to sutures and staples, which are far from ideal and while external wounds can be closed with certain glues, they don't work for internal surfaces.