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Why is blood thin and what are the implications of having thin blood?
Blood is thin because it contains plasma, which is mostly water. The implications of having thin blood include increased risk of bleeding and difficulty in clotting, which can lead to excessive bleeding from wounds or bruising easily. It can also make it harder for the body to stop bleeding in case of injury or surgery.
What is a freezing microtome?
A freezing microtome is an instrument used in the laboratory to section small delicate materials. Sectioning is done on a platform which is frozen by snowing CO2. The microtome knife is also snowed with CO2. In this type of microtome, sectioning is done by the microtome knife moving towards the material to be sectioned. For materials that have alcohol, it should first be removed before being sectioned.
What is the name of the technique in individual layers of cancerous tissue are removed and examined under a microscope one at a time until all cancerous tissue has been removed?
This technique is called Mohs surgery. It is a precise surgical technique used to treat skin cancer by removing thin layers of cancer-containing skin and examining them under a microscope until all cancerous cells are removed.
What is microscopic surgery?
Microscopic surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery that involves the use of specialized instruments and a microscope to perform procedures with precision on very small structures within the body. This approach allows for smaller incisions, reduced trauma to surrounding tissues, and faster recovery times for patients. It is commonly used in procedures involving delicate tissues or structures, such as eye surgery or neurosurgery.
Does skull bone grow after brain surgery?
No, skull bone does not regenerate or grow back after brain surgery. However, in some cases, synthetic materials or implants may be used to replace any bone that was removed during the surgery.
What is a light knife for surgeons?
The term 'light knife' is sometimes used in reference to medical lasers, which are used instead of scalpels in laser surgery.
Can cyst be treated without having surgery?
You can check for Gamma knife surgery.
What is the medical term meaning surgery?
A scalpel is a surgical knife
What surgical procedure is used for the jackknife position?
Surgery of the ano-rectal region is done in the jack knife position like surgery for plies, pilonidal sinus and rectal prolapse
What is gamma-knife radiosurgery?
Gamma knife radiosurgery is a specialised technique developed by Elekta AB. It is primarily used in brain surgery to treat tumours by administering cobalt radiation therapy.
What instruments are used during hand surgery?
The four basic instruments used in hand surgery include a knife, small forceps, dissecting scissors, and mosquito hemostats. A standard drill with small steel points is used to drill holes in bone during reconstructive bone surgery.
Where can I get gamma knife sury?
Gamma knife surgery is typically offered at specialized medical centers or hospitals that have the equipment and expertise to perform this procedure. It is important to consult with a neurosurgeon or a medical specialist to determine if gamma knife surgery is the right treatment option for your specific condition. They can provide information on facilities in your area that offer gamma knife surgery.
What is an instrument with a thin blade?
how a bout a knife hahahaha
An instrument consisting of a thin blade?
Knife or Knives
An instrument consisting of a thin blade of steel?
knife
Can book and knife goes together as a compound words?
bookknife is NOT a word. Neither is booknife. Who told you that?
Is thin blood surgery risk?
If by thin blood you mean you are on anticoagulant, then yes it is a risk for any surgery. You can get excessive bleeding and ideally you will have to stop anticoagulant therapy a few days before surgery
