Príklady laceration

• Injuries serious enough to warrant hospitalisation, or serious injuries such as fractures and severe lacerations.

• He adds that algae alone or in combination with other plants may be used for inflamed wounds caused by burning or laceration.

• Patients with uterine atony, extended episiotomy or lacerations will, of course, lose much more.

• One-year follow-up of children interviewed regarding treatment of facial lacerations.

• Cuts, or in more technical terms, lacerations, can be treated in two ways.

• The main insult to the cervix is trauma due to excessive stretching and follows lacerations.

• Severe injuries implied broken bones and/or extensive lacerations requiring hospital treatment.

• However, notice that as it is used in the parenthetical, laceration does not itself communicate a concept.

• In addition, women with vertical extensions were more likely to have surgical complications, including broad ligament haematoma, cervical and uterine artery lacerations and delayed delivery.

• Rather, they are in some sense propositions about properties of the words cut and laceration.

• Laceration is a more technical word than cut.

• Although 76 % of injuries were medically minor bruises and lacerations, 132 (26 %) reported symptoms of psychiatric disorder and 104 (21 %) moderate or severe pain at 3 years.

• These cases included injuries such as bruises, welts, burns, abrasions, lacerations, wounds, cuts, bone and skull fractures, and other evidence of physical injury to the child.

• Four sponge forceps are useful to identify and compress cervical lacerations and to provide compression to the edges at the time of laparotomy for uterine rupture.

• The minor injuries were six fractures, two dislocations, one concussion, 13 lacerations or open wounds, three burns, 11 sprains or strains and 29 superficial injuries.