10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RACHIOTOMY»
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rachiotomy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rachiotomy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Veterinary post-mortem technic
Esmarch's bone gouge is useful for bone worke Rachiotomy chisels or curved
handle bone chisels (Figse 23, 24) are used in cutting the vertebrae of large
animals, Fioe 20e — Eamarch'a bone chiaele It ia very heavy and ia uaed on the
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Walter James Crocker, 1918
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Advances in Spinal Stabilization
... cadaveric studies we have demonstrated that this technique could be safely
implemented into clinical use. The technique is a modification of the lateral
extracavitary approach, which was a further modification of the lateral rachiotomy
initially ...
Regis W. Haid, Brian R. Subach, Gerald E. Rodts, 2003
3
A Pocket medical dictionary
Rachioscolioma, ra-ke-o-sko-U-o*-tnah. Lateral curving of spine Rachioscoliosis,
ra-ke-o-sko-U-<f-sis. Lateral curvature of spine Rachiotome, ra' -ke-o-iQm. An
instrument for rachiotomy. Rachiotomy, ra-ke-of -o-me. An incision into the spine.
George Milbry Gould, 1911
4
Surgical Instruments: Elastic Stockings, Abdominal ...
Dissecting Forceps, Coxeter's, 4% inch 44) Dissecting Forceps, Coxeter's, 5 inch.
. 45 Bone Forceps, Kuester's, for Rachiotomy, straight .... .. 3 00 Bone Forceps,
Kuester's, for Rachiotomy, curved ...... .. 3 2,5 Scalpel, Aseptic, metal handle, ...
Blees-Moore Instrument Co, 1901
5
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
RACHIOTOMY instrument devised by Aral for opening the vertebral canal without
injury to the cord. Rachiotomy (ra-fee-oi'c-me) [fixing spine; Té/wew, to cut].
Incision into the vertebral column. The operation of cutting through the spine of
the ...
George Milbry Gould, 1903
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Rothman-Simeone The Spine: Expert Consult
Kirkaldy-Willis and Thomas176 demonstrated that the transthoracic approach is
more successful than lateral rachiotomy (modified costotransversectomy). The
fusion rate was 95% in the former and 78% in the latter; the mortality was 3% and
...
Harry N. Herkowitz, Steven R. Garfin, Frank J. Eismont, 2011
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
Also called rachiodynia. rachio-, rachi-, rhachi-, prefix meaning 'the spine':
rachiocampsis, rachiotome, rachiotomy. rachiodynia. See rachialgia.
rachiopagus /ra'ké-op'agas/ [Gk, rachis, backbone, pagos, fixed], conjoined
symmetrical twins ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
See rachial. rachio-, rachi-, rhachi-, prefix meaning “the spine”: rachiocampsis,
rachiotome, rachiotomy. rachiodynia. See rachialgia. rachiopagus /ra'ke-op'ogos/
[Gk, rachis, backbone, pagos, fixed], conjoined symmetric twins united back to ...
9
Pocket Medical Dictionary
Rachioscolioma, ra-ke-o-sko-le-o'-mah. Lateral curving of spine Rachioscoliosis,
ra-ke-o-sko-le-o'-sis. Lateral curvature of spine Rachiotome, ra'-te-o-lom. An
instrument for rachiotomy. Rachiotomy, ra-kc-ot'-o-me. An incision into the spine.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
10
Annual of the Universal Medical Sciences
In one of the cases of recovery the whole shaft became enlarged, but has never
given any discomfort. RACHIOTOMY. Urban ^describes, at the German Surgical
Congress, two cases of fracture of the spine, with paralysis of bladder and rectum
, ...
Charles Eucharist de Medicis Sajous, 1893
