sutures

But it's used along with traditional sutures as the glue is not strong enough and will rupture.

It'd be nice to be able to sort by word usage as well (not many know what sutures are).

On their website one of the first applications they listed was for sutures in eye surgery.

We don't know if they used sutures to close the wounds or if they ised steri-strips.

At one time every doctor had a medical bag with scalpels, sutures, basic medications, etc.

In the present article, the problem is that dissolvable sutures are made out of biodegradable polycaprolactone, and there's a Pseudomonas biofilm that can grow on polycaprolactone, so it's an infection problem.

It is often used for emergency room sutures and outpatient nasal and facial surgery.

I brought him to the hospital for sutures, and was asked to live the room while he was questioned.

They are made of the same material as internal sutures, and your body takes them up and is able to have a memory response.

So when they open a bag of saline, put in a line, gown up, open a pack of sutures, etc.

In addition to the standard tools, they would be using X-rays, dyes, internal (dissolvable) sutures, etc.

Not all disinfectants are child safe, and the wound was serious enough to require steri-strips (an alternative to sutures) -- it was not a matter of a bandaid.

The two examples he gave were that when doing an amputation, he wouldn't leave a flap of skin to cover the stump; and that his sutures were "almost thick enough to be twine", leading to huge, ropey scars where other surgeons were routinely making their work invisible.

This is going to wipe out the saas market (Sutures As A Service) which is a additional somewhat often used service once Stabbing As A Service has occurred.