1. Amputation synonyms, Amputation pronunciation, Amputation translation, English dictionary definition of Amputation

2. Amputation?

3. Amputation saw.

4. My first amputation.

5. Laceration, cut; amputation

6. A blunt amputation saw.

7. Amputation Definition Amputation is the intentional surgical removal of a limb or body part

8. Technically, it's an amputation.

9. Whereas surgical Amputation is a

10. Amputation in the dining room?

11. They suggest that swift amputation is...

12. Amputational: Pertaining to or caused by amputation

13. And this is an amputation saw.

14. New information on storm victim's leg Amputation

15. A prosthesis was fitted after the amputation.

16. In 15 patients secondary amputation was necessary.

17. Amputation as a punishment is still widely practised.

18. Well how about with higher levels of amputation?

19. " Injured pilots have requested amputation of injured limbs.

20. Amputation is a major complication of diabetes

21. UAB surgical team performs in-field Amputation

22. He lived only hours after the amputation.

23. Major amputation was necessary in five patients.

24. Prosthesis comprising a shank for accommodating an amputation stump

25. Notes: Frays affectingly Abbot self-amputation wreathing Bullocker mistered.

26. Complications of toe Amputation include pain, swelling, bruising, blood …

27. Amputation: Prosthetic Hand and Fingers (American Society for Surgery of the Hand); Points to Know and Consider When Preparing for and Undergoing an Amputation …

28. Amputation, in medicine, removal of any part of the body

29. High Quality and high reliability suitable for various amputation level.

30. However, many people do well after a thigh Amputation

31. Yet despite remedial chemotherapy and amputation the syndrome continued.

32. Amputation of the limb is really a last resort.

33. Um... We can do chemo and radiation, after the amputation.

34. Amputation is an infrequent but important operation in hand surgery

35. In contrast, the amputation rate was twice as high.

36. His situation is grave, I'm afraid he needs amputation.

37. For example, one could not suffer amputation for shoplifting.

38. Toe Amputation is commonly performed in patients with a diabetic foot

39. Since Amputation is a grief process, this may take some time

40. Intense diligence is required in learning and practising the amputation technique.

41. Bone cancer now required the amputation of his arm and shoulder.

42. Amputation should be used sparingly and for very limited indications

43. 10 Yet despite remedial chemotherapy and amputation the syndrome continued.

44. You had Amputation surgery to remove one or more of your toes

45. The following information will help to explain the procedure of leg Amputation:

46. A functional amputation stump is characterized by a high load-bearing capacity.

47. And it's produced a great amputation, a shallow view of human nature.

48. A toe Amputation is surgery to remove all or part of your toe

49. The term Amputation refers to the disconnection of all or part of a limb from the body.Specifically, Amputation is defined as the removal of the structure through a bone

50. Energy expenditure can be minimized by a properly performed above - the - knee amputation.

51. Autotomy means “self-amputation” and is a mechanism to escape from predators

52. When due to trauma, traumatic Amputation can be disastrous, severing vital structures

53. If these limbs were dead, then the women wouldn't bleed out from the amputation.

54. End colostomy is generally performed in order to allow defecation after rectum amputation.

55. The goal was walking without pain in customized orthopedic shoes and avoiding amputation.

56. The most common indication for Amputation of an upper limb is severe trauma

57. Amputation definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation

58. The Amputation site in the upper limb becomes, in essence, the patient’s hand.

59. Operative stump corrections are justified in 20–30%; a transtibial amputation is seldom necessary.

60. In cases of deep infection, the amputation is performed as a staged procedure.

61. Method We formulated optimized nursing flows after identifying the risks in tumour amputation.

62. Diabetes is a leading cause of lower limb loss by Amputation in the United States

63. In just over 10% of cases, an amputation of part of the leg is required.

64. Your dog must be healthy enough to undergo any major surgery, not just an Amputation

65. Reinhold lost six toes, which had become badly frostbitten during the climb and required amputation.

66. The effect of fenofibrate on amputation risk was independent of dyslipidemia and glycemic control.

67. Amputation or exarticulation of the extremity involved including efferent lymphatic vessels and nodi has no alternative.

68. The ratio of revascularisation to amputation was 3:1 in 1970 and 7:1 in 1982.

69. The site of Amputation will depend on how poor the blood supply to your leg is

70. We also found a significant reduction in the Amputation rate, from 18% to 6% and 4%, respectively.

71. Surgical options for end - stage ankle arthritis include below - knee amputation, ankle arthrodesis, and total ankle arthroplasty.

72. Factors that lead to an increased risk of an Amputation include: High blood sugar levels

73. Amputation of a pair of moving legs causes no significant change in the molting rate.

74. To achieve a reduction of the amputation rate identification of the main reasons is necessary.

75. Alow amputation rate can be achieved by restoring blood circulation of the deep femoral artery.

76. Surgery is reserved for nerve decompression, abscess incision and drainage, tenodesis, cosmetic repair, and amputation.

77. An Amputation is the surgical removal of part of the body, such as an arm or leg

78. Why does Gaeta say he wants to be numbed , but not anesthetized, during his leg - amputation surgery?

79. Every care should be taken to assure that the Amputation is done only when clinically indicated.

80. Estimated body weight loss (EBWL) describes the amount of body mass lost due to an Amputation