0 present participle of perforate
When a perforating vessel is found, it is dissected away from the surrounding muscle and traced to its origin from the vascular pedicle.
They wished to be seen immediately, as they were worried about meningitis and other long-term complications such as fear of perforating the eardrum and deafness.
Venous ulcers most commonly occur on the medial or lateral malleolus - the site supplied by the incompetent perforating veins.
The grinding flattens the surface of the bone, sometimes reaching through to the internal table and, in a few cases, even perforating it.
Voice inserts itself without regard for cognition and will, perforating the metaphysical by weaving in and out of bodies.
Stroke medicine for the geriatrician are thought to be due to occlusion (by lipohyalinosis or microatheroma) of a single perforating artery supplying part of the internal capsule, pons or brainstem.
Marking or perforating is probably an obsolete relic of days when people were more unscrupulous at elections than they are now.
The incidence of duodenal or gastric ulcer perforating on cimetidine therapy is also low.
