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suturing

[ US /ˈsutʃɝɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /sˈuːt‍ʃəɹɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. surgical joining of two surfaces

How To Use suturing In A Sentence

  • The first was an emergency suturing of her scalp lacerations and insertion of an intra cranial pressure monitor through a burr hole.
  • Tattoos can be removed by various means, including dermabrasion, excision and suturing, and laser surgery, though usually with some residual scarring.
  • The surgeon performs a capsulorrhaphy by suturing the anterior capsule to decrease the occurrence of postoperative hip dislocation.
  • Symbolising this new unity of purpose are the seven bridges that span the watery divide, like seven steel stitches suturing the two together.
  • The text covers aseptic technique, local and topical anesthesia, wound dressings, sutures, and suturing techniques.
  • Milieu: Separate locales cohere across the suturing of scenes -- e.g. in one scene the character is on the road; in the next they are booking into the motel. Notes on Worldscape
  • Minor or even deep wounds to the skin and underlying tissues can be closed by using Butterfly tape or by suturing.
  • Persistent bleeding may require packing the socket with a haemostatic agent or suturing, but it occasionally signifies an unrecognised bleeding tendency
  • The zipper is created by suturing bolsters to the eyelids and then threading a separate suture between the bolsters to draw the lid over the cornea.
  • Meniscal injuries were treated arthroscopically by rasping, suturing, or partial meniscectomy, according to the size and location of the lesion.
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