Sentences with phrase «serious surgery»

It's not clear if cleaning up this bacterial infection will act as the more serious surgery or a separate procedure entirely.

While my boy is as healthy as an ox, my girl has been plagued with eye and ear trouble, and she recently had to have very serious surgery on her ear canal.

Treatment for liver cancer often involve serious surgery and carries a high risk of complications.

Even with this surgery to clean up the bacterial infection, a more serious surgery could be on the way.

When a dog undergoes serious surgery at a veterinary hospital, their bodies hurt, they're in an unfamiliar place with unfamiliar people, and they don't fully understand what's happening to them.

Wilshere and Cazorla are back from very serious surgery but I fear the worst for them both.

The reduction in inflammation, pain control, and bone support CBD provides makes it ideal for speeding up the process of dog's healing after serious surgery.

Moster truly serious surgeries have a much longer recovery time.

But i think our fbs position is the one that needs serious surgery

In their place, a new trio (Brian Duffield, Akiva Goldsman, Mark Bomback) has done serious surgery to «Insurgent,» streamlining the story line, changing key plot points, inventing critical elements and in general improving the narrative flow.

► ASX gets a new nose and new kit ► Mirage undergoes more serious surgery ► Both revised models on sale in 2016

Some cats will require a more serious surgery known as a bulla osteotomy.

Declawing, whether by laser or any other method, is serious surgery which is not only painful and causes shock to the cat, it can also cause many physical or mental complications.

When Pentobarbital sodium anesthetic became available in 1930, it made veterinarians more confident about entering the abdomen of dogs and cats to perform serious surgery.

This week's Gaming Podcast is bittersweet as this is the last episode Paul S. Nowak will be appearing in for a while as he goes in for serious surgery.

And the Archbishop looked at him, like, he's an idiot and said, Mr Peeler, he says, last year, I had some very serious surgery and I did not look around for the leading Catholic surgeon.

He now needed a more serious surgery, as his other testicle appeared to be embedded within him.

The last decades of the 20th century saw enormous efforts made by concerned parents and professionals (nurses, physicians, attorneys, therapists) to stop routine newborn male circumcision in the U.S. Today there is a large and active grass roots movement to educate parents and professionals and to require fully informed consent of the parents or guardians before this serious surgery can be performed.

After two years of doctor's visits and tests, I even underwent a serious surgery on my right ear.

I haven't tried this yet, but our local hospital staff had my friend begin to add it into her husband's morning coffee after he had a serious surgery.

I don't know if his heart is back in the sport or how well he'll perform coming off of two serious surgeries.

Mandatory upvote of your answer as I all but came to a similar conclusion as you after some serious surgery on my answer.

Declawing is serious surgery.

Have your dog checked by your vet; if the condition is serious surgery may be required.

Removing a dog's gall bladder is a serious surgery that not all veterinarians are comfortable performing.

It is serious surgery.

Most who are mortified by bark softening have absolutely no problem with spay or neuter — more serious surgeries that certainly can result in problems and / or permanent health issues.

This could be a concern if you have a serious surgery and there are complications.

Currently, the 27 - inch iMac has a readily - accessible RAM bay, but switching out any other components requires some serious surgery.

She's recovering from a serious surgery / illness, yet has maintained contact with all of her writers, and, most important, her commitment to God.