dissection sentence examples
- Dissection of the aorta
can occur during pregnancy.
- Of these patients 45 patients also
underwent a neck dissection.
- In a number of patients undergoing breast cancer surgery, an
axillary dissection
will be avoided with the risk of complications reduced.
- The bovine
eyeball dissection
affair will surely become a classic.
- Dissection of bovine eyeballs.
- Performing dissections
of fresh corpses was the main way for them to learn.
- We review here several policies for the selection of patients for
retroperitoneal lymph node dissection.
- The first widely accepted procedure was laparoscopic pelvic
lymph node dissection
for the staging of prostate cancer.
- Dissection of a human cadaver.
- I now understand your department may have made a decision to reject seac advice and
allow bovine eyeball dissection
to continue.
- Aortic aneurysm,
aortic dissection, or large artery stenosis occurred in 27 % .
- Human
cadaver dissection
gives a fascinating insight into the spatial relationships of the structures within the human body.
- Dissection of the facial nerve
is the more popular in china.
- This study was undertaken to evaluate the need for neck and
mediastinal lymph node dissection
when dealing with carcinomas of this region.
- There is an obvious indication for
neck dissection, even in early cases.
- Dissection of animals, on hearing these things would admit them for even one day?
- It was also not possible to identify the scale of
bovine eyeball dissection
in schools from ofsted reports or any other source.
- The first widely accepted procedure was laparoscopic pelvic lymph
node dissection
for the staging of prostate cancer.
- The first widely accepted procedure was
laparoscopic pelvic lymph node dissection
for the staging of prostate cancer.
- How could a biology book compare to an on-line version with a video clip of, say, a
frog dissection?
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