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amputation
1. The vet explained that the cat had broken front paws, which had been healing incorrectly for at least two weeks, one so crookedly it looked as if it would require amputation
2. Over time, this may result in pain, open sores that don't heal, and gangrene leading to amputation
3. My bitten friend was allowed aboard, because we believed an amputation could save her
4. He likes his job, except for the hard parts, like digit amputation
5. She is aware of his practice of digital amputation
6. At that time amputation was the only way to save his life and accounted for the lack of limbs on so many ex-soldiers
7. Throughout most of the known universe all enlightened species have passed a law making this gesture punishable by amputation of the fingers or tentacles or whatever the extremities just so happen to be
8. The same was true for patients who had to have an amputation performed – They reported sensing their “phantom limb” for about 21 days after the surgery
9. Through ill health he had contracted gangrene and had to have amputation to his legs
10. Its members believed in stoning women that committed adultery, amputation of the limbs of thieves, death of apostates, and second-class citizen status for Christians and Jews
11. “Truly and highly awful, but necessary, like the amputation of a shattered leg
12. Declawing entails removing the claws, and the AMPUTATION of
13. Thomas Afro-American Hospital, she lost an arm to amputation and died later that morning at the age of 43, never regaining consciousness
14. However in Diabetes there is always the danger of the wound spreading in uncontrolled diabetes which may require amputation to stop the infection from spreading
15. Lighter sentences were of amputation
16. Members of 3LAM partake of what is called Amputation Cuisine: this technique consists of the dismembering of young animals, like a shank from veal, or a pig's trotter, and letting them live longer and grow larger, and then at each harvesting stage a different cut is removed
17. Paula fainted too long after the amputation had begun
18. The result was a complete shattering of the bones that left no medical alternative to amputation
19. It was oddly familiar to him, in a bad way, like an amputation, though he’d never heard it before
20. I had doubts for his survival all along, his wound went into his bone and that’s where the infection came from, impossible to treat without amputation
21. irreparable tissue damage and onset gangrene which resulted in the amputation of both
22. This amputation of the thigh by Doctor Canivet was a great event in the village
23. Thomas turned to William, and something in his stance reminded Godwyn that Thomas had once been a knight, and had first arrived at the priory bleeding from the sword wound that had eventually necessitated the amputation of his left arm at the elbow
24. Virag is going to talk about amputation
25. It continued through the development of better limb amputation techniques in the Civil War; expanded use of transfusions, X-rays, and broken-bone setting in World War I; the government-sponsored mass production of the first true antibiotics to fight infection in World War II; and advances in trauma surgery and helicopter medical evacuation during the Korean and Vietnam Wars
26. ) Glucose builds up in the blood, turning toxic and damaging the blood vessels, which is why diabetes can result in blindness, impotence, amputation, and other horrible afflictions
27. He woke in the early hours of Monday morning from a nightmare of amputation units, people with their heads blown off, vans with DEAD ONLY written on them and disfigured bloodstained people wandering and screaming through dense rubble
28. Some people believe that the best way to seal a stump after an amputation is to cauterize (as used to be done to criminals who had their hands chopped off)—but the shock of this on top of the shock of injury will kill some people
29. Although rarely fatal, tissue degeneration around the wound can cause disfigurement, or even lead to amputation, if left untreated
30. But, though for ever mounted on that stump, never a stump-speech does the poor whaleman make; but, with downcast eyes, stands ruefully contemplating his own amputation