| surgical g. |
an absorbable sterile strand obtained from collagen derived from healthy mammals, originally prepared from the submucous layer of the intestines of sheep; used as a surgical ligature. See also absorbable suture, under suture. Called also catgut.
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| surgical h. |
a hospital specializing in surgical procedures.
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| surgical i. |
a large, clear, plastic bag with man-sized pockets that is attached to the patient's body during surgical procedures to prevent contamination by infective agents; the pockets, in which the nurses and surgeons stand, have plastic helmets, earphones and microphones for communication, and closed sleeves leading into the bag through which the surgeons work.
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| surgical n. of humerus |
collum chirurgicum humeri.
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| surgical o. |
orthodontic therapy involving surgical procedures or orthognathic surgery, including resections and ostectomies, cosmetic surgery, the surgical uncovering of impacted teeth, and positioning and transpositioning of teeth.
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