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SPE European Petroleum Conference, 1978
Abstract The development of self-burying suction anchors is described and data on pull-out forces presented for both inverted-cup and solid hemispherical types embedded in fine sand at depths up to three times anchor diameter. Observations made during sea trials of both anchor types are discussed.
Quentin Wilson, Baldev Sahota
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Abstract The development of self-burying suction anchors is described and data on pull-out forces presented for both inverted-cup and solid hemispherical types embedded in fine sand at depths up to three times anchor diameter. Observations made during sea trials of both anchor types are discussed.
Quentin Wilson, Baldev Sahota
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1983
A newly devised sponge absorbs and suctions blood and irrigation fluids during surgical procedures. This new sponge eliminates the need for the frequent exchange of sponges during an operation. Although the sponge was designed for ophthalmic operations, it can be used in other types of surgical procedures as well.
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A newly devised sponge absorbs and suctions blood and irrigation fluids during surgical procedures. This new sponge eliminates the need for the frequent exchange of sponges during an operation. Although the sponge was designed for ophthalmic operations, it can be used in other types of surgical procedures as well.
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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1980
Conventional suction systems for neurosurgery are assessed against the background of findings in experimental investigations. Criteria for optimum suction are proposed. The advantages of a modified suction system for neurosurgery are discussed, and recommendations are given.
B, Vällfors +3 more
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Conventional suction systems for neurosurgery are assessed against the background of findings in experimental investigations. Criteria for optimum suction are proposed. The advantages of a modified suction system for neurosurgery are discussed, and recommendations are given.
B, Vällfors +3 more
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Suction diathermy adenoidectomy
Clinical Otolaryngology and Allied Sciences, 1998This technique uses a combination of monopolar diathermy and suction to perform a controlled resection of the adenoids in a near bloodless field. A clear view of the entire resection is obtained with a mirror. There is minimal blood loss and postoperative haemorrhage rate is extremely low.
B E, Hartley, B C, Papsin, D M, Albert
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Ophthalmodynamometry Using Suction
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1969By adapting the technique used for perilimbal suction cup analysis, a simple method of suction ophthalmodynamometry has been devised. The advantages of this technique are the elimination of orbital compression and erroneous vectors of force as well as greater ease of observation.
M A, Galin, I, Baras, R, Cavero
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2006
As the popularity of liposuction continues to increase, so have the variety of methods available to perform the procedure. One factor that remains the same regardless of how liposuction is performed is that there will always be a limit to how much fat can be removed in a single sitting.
Robert G W, Girling +2 more
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As the popularity of liposuction continues to increase, so have the variety of methods available to perform the procedure. One factor that remains the same regardless of how liposuction is performed is that there will always be a limit to how much fat can be removed in a single sitting.
Robert G W, Girling +2 more
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1992
A mini suction drain made up of a 20 cc glass syringe, a stainless steel spring and a scalp vein cannula (whose needle end has been cut off and multiple holes made in the distal 2.5-5 cm) is described. It is very useful in preventing postoperative haematoma formation, in nasogastric tube suction, in easy drawing up of fluids from vials, and in ...
A, Singh +3 more
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A mini suction drain made up of a 20 cc glass syringe, a stainless steel spring and a scalp vein cannula (whose needle end has been cut off and multiple holes made in the distal 2.5-5 cm) is described. It is very useful in preventing postoperative haematoma formation, in nasogastric tube suction, in easy drawing up of fluids from vials, and in ...
A, Singh +3 more
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