10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NECROTOMY»
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necrotomy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
necrotomy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Handbook of Disaster Medicine
care. Case 2: In the collapse of a building a child of 10 is killed. In order to reach
the trapped mother, seriously injured but conscious, the rescuers have to
proceed to the necrotomy of the child's body. Later on, the mother, suffering from
serious ...
Dr. Jan de Boer, Marcel Dubouloz, 2000
2
Handbook of Burns Volume 2: Reconstruction and Rehabilitation
Necrotomy. Since necrotic tissue after deep second-degree and third-degree
burns represents a principal nidus for bacterial infection and a source for toxic
cytokines, excision of necrotic areas improves the general patient state rapidly [
10] ...
Lars-Peter Kamolz, Marc G. Jeschke, Raymund E. Horch, 2012
3
Neurotrauma: New Insights into Pathology and Treatment: New ...
In this chapter, we review the results of our clinical studies regarding the
pathophysiology of contusion edema and evaluate the effects of surgical
treatment, i.e. contusion necrotomy, by analyzing the data from the Japan
Neurotrauma Data ...
John T. Weber, Andrew I.R. Maas, 2007
4
Head and Neck Cancer: Multimodality Management
Beginning in 1970, some Japanese authors reported high cure rates with a
combination of intra-arterial chemotherapy with 5-fluorouracile (5-FU), necrotomy
, and radiotherapy. Using these treatment combinations, Sato et al. [94] and
Sakai et ...
In the combination treatments consisting of intra -arterial infusion, radiation,
necrotomy and eradicating surgery, the re suits greatly depend on the extent of
necrotomy before the surgery. The necrotomy should be done extensively so that
most ...
6
The healing and treatment of skin defects
Necrotomy So far, only the removal of necrotic skin has been discussed in this
chapter. It remains to mention necrotomy, i.e., "release" discision of the thermally
damaged skin cover. Necrotomy is most often carried out in circular burns of the ...
Jara Moserová, Eva Houšková, 1989
... necrospermia noun condition where dead sperm exist in the semen 0 necrotic
adjective referring to necrosis; dead (tissue) 0 necrotomy noun dissection of a
dead body; osteoplastic necrotomy = surgical removal of a piece of necrosed
bone ...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
He became convulsed, and died instantly; emitting a frothy and sangui- nolent
fluid from his nostrils and mouth. " Necrotomy A Externally, the sides of the thorax
and the countenance were red and livid. Both internally and externally, the lungs
...
9
Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Compare with neci- and nox-. Qualifying words: adiponecrosis, angio- necrosis,
meronecrosis, necremia, necrotomy, necrobia, necrobiosis, necrobiotic,
necrocyto- sis, necrocoenosis, necrocytotoxin, necroder- matitis, necroectomy.
necrogenic ...
10
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
NECROTOMY. Br Mr. William Procter, Clinical Assistant, Westminster Hospital. (
For the Medical Gazette.) Mary Shaw, ;pt. 43, was admitted, 15th June, 1841, into
Westminster Hospital, under the care of Dr. Burne. Until three years since she ...
