gangrene in A Sentence

Wet Gangrene of the limbs.

Gangrene(specifically, a type of Gangrene called Fournier's Gangrene).

First Sign Of Gangrene.

He has Gangrene, I think.

The Gangrene has gone too far.

There's no Gangrene.

Manganese: It is anti-bacterial and lives in the gas and Gangrene.

If you develop Gangrene, your skin and underlying tissues become black.

Louis XIV died of Gangrene at the age of 77, not in battle.

Insect-biting worms fill the wound early and prevent Gangrene and other infection from spreading.

Her old body had finally broken down and she had developed Gangrene in her feet from poor circulation.

Published in 1863,“Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests” described 37 species for treating Gangrene and other infections.

This Gangrene could spread in their entire body, so their feet were cut off forever to save their lives.

Gangrene can develop if the tissues in your hands and feet completely die due to lack of blood supply.

Galen advocated severing the connection of the arteries to veins, claiming it reduced both pain and the spread of Gangrene.

Neither of the cases involved any penile Gangrene and both men were also given antibiotics to treat the infected area.

Blue phlegmasy has a negative prognosis due to a more pronounced edema, with a greater risk of attaching moist Gangrene.

If the Gangrene is internal, you may run a fever and feel unwell, and the area may be swollen and painful.

Either wound would have been fatal, but it was the gas Gangrene in his torn-out thigh that would kill him first.

Blockage of arteries in other parts of the body can cause strokes, Gangrene of the legs, and even loss of kidney function.

To stop the spread of Gangrene, the medics had to partially amputate both of his legs(above the knee), and nine of his fingers.

At the time(and even in better, non-seafaring conditions), amputations were the most efficient and prevalent way of saving a patient from Gangrene and infection.

Alternatively, particularly if perforation or Gangrene occurs after 24 hours or more, the inflamed surfaces may become stuck together first so that the peritonitis is trapped and localised.

I was rushed to the hospital but my leg developed Gangrene(a deadly flesh eating infection) and they had to amputate it or I would have lost my life.

What is Gangrene We talk about Gangrene to indicate the death of a tissue or the decomposition of a part of the body following a blockage/ lack of blood flow.

Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests," published in 1863, was a major compendium of uses for different plants, including a description of 37 species for treating Gangrene and other infections.

His left leg was amputated soon afterward due to arterial blockages and he died of Gangrene at the Medical Centre Ljubljana on 4 May 1980 at 15:05, three days short of his 88th birthday.

His left leg was amputated soon afterward due to arterial blockages and he died of Gangrene at the Medical Centre Ljubljana on 4 May 1980 at 3:05 pm, three days short of his 88th birthday.

The injury which she suffered but was not so serious, but due to not getting treatment on time after the accident, her right foot had an ankle that had completely deformed and due to which her leg had become Gangrene.

When blood flow is greatly reduced by narrowed arteries or completely cut off by a blood clot, the result can be a heart attack, stroke or claudication( impediment of' circulation to the legs to cause cramps on walking) or Gangrene.

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gangrene in A Sentence

Wet Gangrene of the limbs.

Gangrene(specifically, a type of Gangrene called Fournier's Gangrene).

First Sign Of Gangrene.

He has Gangrene, I think.

The Gangrene has gone too far.

There's no Gangrene.

Manganese: It is anti-bacterial and lives in the gas and Gangrene.

If you develop Gangrene, your skin and underlying tissues become black.

Louis XIV died of Gangrene at the age of 77, not in battle.

Insect-biting worms fill the wound early and prevent Gangrene and other infection from spreading.

Her old body had finally broken down and she had developed Gangrene in her feet from poor circulation.

Published in 1863,“Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests” described 37 species for treating Gangrene and other infections.

This Gangrene could spread in their entire body, so their feet were cut off forever to save their lives.

Gangrene can develop if the tissues in your hands and feet completely die due to lack of blood supply.

Galen advocated severing the connection of the arteries to veins, claiming it reduced both pain and the spread of Gangrene.

Neither of the cases involved any penile Gangrene and both men were also given antibiotics to treat the infected area.

Blue phlegmasy has a negative prognosis due to a more pronounced edema, with a greater risk of attaching moist Gangrene.

If the Gangrene is internal, you may run a fever and feel unwell, and the area may be swollen and painful.

Either wound would have been fatal, but it was the gas Gangrene in his torn-out thigh that would kill him first.

Blockage of arteries in other parts of the body can cause strokes, Gangrene of the legs, and even loss of kidney function.

To stop the spread of Gangrene, the medics had to partially amputate both of his legs(above the knee), and nine of his fingers.

At the time(and even in better, non-seafaring conditions), amputations were the most efficient and prevalent way of saving a patient from Gangrene and infection.

Alternatively, particularly if perforation or Gangrene occurs after 24 hours or more, the inflamed surfaces may become stuck together first so that the peritonitis is trapped and localised.

I was rushed to the hospital but my leg developed Gangrene(a deadly flesh eating infection) and they had to amputate it or I would have lost my life.

What is Gangrene We talk about Gangrene to indicate the death of a tissue or the decomposition of a part of the body following a blockage/ lack of blood flow.

Resources of the Southern Fields and Forests," published in 1863, was a major compendium of uses for different plants, including a description of 37 species for treating Gangrene and other infections.

His left leg was amputated soon afterward due to arterial blockages and he died of Gangrene at the Medical Centre Ljubljana on 4 May 1980 at 15:05, three days short of his 88th birthday.

His left leg was amputated soon afterward due to arterial blockages and he died of Gangrene at the Medical Centre Ljubljana on 4 May 1980 at 3:05 pm, three days short of his 88th birthday.

The injury which she suffered but was not so serious, but due to not getting treatment on time after the accident, her right foot had an ankle that had completely deformed and due to which her leg had become Gangrene.

When blood flow is greatly reduced by narrowed arteries or completely cut off by a blood clot, the result can be a heart attack, stroke or claudication( impediment of' circulation to the legs to cause cramps on walking) or Gangrene.

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