amputation in A Sentence

Better at Amputations, I'm afraid.

Amputations and costly medical treatments.

Amputation will save her life.

It's gonna have to be an Amputation.

Do you think that I need an Amputation?

Damage to body image(from Amputation, cancer surgery, or heart attack).

Sometimes the painful sensations are similar to those that preceded Amputation.

My own life-coach said that this is just like an Amputation.

Serious complications include blindness, kidney failure, limb Amputation or early death.

In what cases can an Amputation of the foot be prescribed in diabetes?

Most injuries associated with snow blowers involve injuries to the hand or finger, including Amputation.….

Reported acute chronic ailments such as cardiac issues, nephrological problems, internal organ injuries and Amputations.

And after 6 hours of tourniquet application, Amputation of the limb is the preferred treatment.

But worst of all, Amputation isn't even the most dangerous part of uncontrolled blood sugar.

Such a sensor could be immensely helpful, because many amputees have decreased sensation at the Amputation site.

Relying on textbooks and Horchin, Demara successfully treated all three- even completing the Amputation of one man's leg.

Left untreated, cuts and blisters can become serious infections that may ultimately require toe, foot or leg Amputation.

Smoking is a big factor in Amputations, especially when the smoker has diabetes and PVD,” said Dr. Bayol.

This would cause the limbs to become gangrenous, which is why an Amputation would have to happen,” he said.

Scientists believe that following Amputation, nerve cells“rewire” themselves and continue to receive messages, resulting in a remapping of the brain's circuitry.

Unfortunately, like another BIID sufferer stated, who for anonymity's sake goes only by“Dan,” it's not all sunshine and lollipops after Amputation.

Sometimes, when a limb is removed during an Amputation, an individual will continue to have an internal sense of the lost limb.

During excavation work a femur bone was found that was cut cleanly through, probably used to demonstrate the proper technique for Amputation.

In 2006 India's Medical Association started investigating three doctors who had appeared in television advertisements to promote voluntary Amputation surgery to beggars.

They ruled Afghanistan from 1996-2001, imposing a brutal version of Sharia law, including public executions and Amputations, and banned women from public life.

They might not experience the loss of their limb in dreams even years after the Amputation, and even if the physical handicap was congenital.

However, in some cases(neglect of the disease, its transition into a decompensated form), medical indications for Amputation are possible(this occurs in about 8-10% of patients).

I suppose the prospect of being personally lusted after by a gerontophilic acrotomophile(one attracted to senior citizens with Amputations) wasn't quite so wondrous to him.

The Taliban operates an orthodox system of justice with brutal punishments, including Amputation of hands and feet for theft, stoning for adultery and public execution for murder.

If left untreated, these conditions can lead to ulcerations, or festering open wounds, which account for more than 80 percent of all Amputations in the United States.

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amputation in A Sentence

Better at Amputations, I'm afraid.

Amputations and costly medical treatments.

Amputation will save her life.

It's gonna have to be an Amputation.

Do you think that I need an Amputation?

Damage to body image(from Amputation, cancer surgery, or heart attack).

Sometimes the painful sensations are similar to those that preceded Amputation.

My own life-coach said that this is just like an Amputation.

Serious complications include blindness, kidney failure, limb Amputation or early death.

In what cases can an Amputation of the foot be prescribed in diabetes?

Most injuries associated with snow blowers involve injuries to the hand or finger, including Amputation.….

Reported acute chronic ailments such as cardiac issues, nephrological problems, internal organ injuries and Amputations.

And after 6 hours of tourniquet application, Amputation of the limb is the preferred treatment.

But worst of all, Amputation isn't even the most dangerous part of uncontrolled blood sugar.

Such a sensor could be immensely helpful, because many amputees have decreased sensation at the Amputation site.

Relying on textbooks and Horchin, Demara successfully treated all three- even completing the Amputation of one man's leg.

Left untreated, cuts and blisters can become serious infections that may ultimately require toe, foot or leg Amputation.

Smoking is a big factor in Amputations, especially when the smoker has diabetes and PVD,” said Dr. Bayol.

This would cause the limbs to become gangrenous, which is why an Amputation would have to happen,” he said.

Scientists believe that following Amputation, nerve cells“rewire” themselves and continue to receive messages, resulting in a remapping of the brain's circuitry.

Unfortunately, like another BIID sufferer stated, who for anonymity's sake goes only by“Dan,” it's not all sunshine and lollipops after Amputation.

Sometimes, when a limb is removed during an Amputation, an individual will continue to have an internal sense of the lost limb.

During excavation work a femur bone was found that was cut cleanly through, probably used to demonstrate the proper technique for Amputation.

In 2006 India's Medical Association started investigating three doctors who had appeared in television advertisements to promote voluntary Amputation surgery to beggars.

They ruled Afghanistan from 1996-2001, imposing a brutal version of Sharia law, including public executions and Amputations, and banned women from public life.

They might not experience the loss of their limb in dreams even years after the Amputation, and even if the physical handicap was congenital.

However, in some cases(neglect of the disease, its transition into a decompensated form), medical indications for Amputation are possible(this occurs in about 8-10% of patients).

I suppose the prospect of being personally lusted after by a gerontophilic acrotomophile(one attracted to senior citizens with Amputations) wasn't quite so wondrous to him.

The Taliban operates an orthodox system of justice with brutal punishments, including Amputation of hands and feet for theft, stoning for adultery and public execution for murder.

If left untreated, these conditions can lead to ulcerations, or festering open wounds, which account for more than 80 percent of all Amputations in the United States.

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