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Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2019
Abstract A variety of modern surgical needles are available to today’s surgeon. However, a surgeon’s preference of surgical needles, is usually influenced by experience, ease of use, and the postoperative result, such as scar quality.
Miriam Byrne, Al Aly
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Abstract A variety of modern surgical needles are available to today’s surgeon. However, a surgeon’s preference of surgical needles, is usually influenced by experience, ease of use, and the postoperative result, such as scar quality.
Miriam Byrne, Al Aly
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Pediatric Pulmonology, 2003
AbstractSuspected aspiration of a radiopaque foreign body can easily be confirmed by a chest film. We report a case of a boy with chest‐film confirmed aspiration of a needle into his right main bronchus, in whom no needle was found during bronchoscopy. In retrospect, the boy had expectorated the needle without noticing it in the interval between making
H. Jeroen Rosingh, Paul L. P. Brand
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AbstractSuspected aspiration of a radiopaque foreign body can easily be confirmed by a chest film. We report a case of a boy with chest‐film confirmed aspiration of a needle into his right main bronchus, in whom no needle was found during bronchoscopy. In retrospect, the boy had expectorated the needle without noticing it in the interval between making
H. Jeroen Rosingh, Paul L. P. Brand
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Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2013
By and large, children hate needles. Children in pain have a sympathetic response causing vasoconstriction rendering venous access somewhat more technically challenging than usual. Venous access in children presenting for anaesthesia is not always easy; nor is it always necessary for simple short procedures using inhalational anaesthesic agents ...
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By and large, children hate needles. Children in pain have a sympathetic response causing vasoconstriction rendering venous access somewhat more technically challenging than usual. Venous access in children presenting for anaesthesia is not always easy; nor is it always necessary for simple short procedures using inhalational anaesthesic agents ...
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Needle-through-needle compared to Eldor needle technique
Journal of Anesthesia, 1997Shmuel Levine, Joseph Eldor
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1984
Publisher Summary Pins and needles are perhaps more accurately designated tingling paraesthesiae and constitute a common and universally recognized symptom complex, requiring no further elaboration from the patient. The major causes of pins and needles include the effects of trauma, ischemia, or metabolic changes on cutaneous nerve fibers or nerve ...
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Publisher Summary Pins and needles are perhaps more accurately designated tingling paraesthesiae and constitute a common and universally recognized symptom complex, requiring no further elaboration from the patient. The major causes of pins and needles include the effects of trauma, ischemia, or metabolic changes on cutaneous nerve fibers or nerve ...
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Needle holder for round atraumatic needles
Biomedical Engineering, 1973Gavrilov Sa, Kostenko Ma
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Eldor needles advantage over the needle‐through‐needle technique
Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica, 1997openaire +3 more sources
Transporting Hydrogel via Chinese Acupuncture Needles for Lesion Positioning Therapy
Advanced Science, 2022Feng Lin, Xiaobing Xi, Lianfu Deng
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