reattachment surgery造句

• Ronald Malt performed the first successful limb-reattachment surgery.
• The use of these techniques has raised the success of retinal reattachment surgery from 40 % to 90 %.
• FDA noted that today they are used in medicine throughout the world as tools in skin grafts and reattachment surgery.
• The boy passed the first milestone within hours of the reattachment surgery when blood circulation was restored to his severed arm.
• In cases where the macula is not involved ( detached ), 90 percent of patients have 20 / 40 vision or better after reattachment surgery.
• Four weeks before the start of the 2006 NFL season, Smith underwent limb reattachment surgery after he lost his left arm in an automobile accident.
• Some damage to vision may occur during reattachment surgery, and 10 percent of patients with normal vision experience some vision loss after a successful reattachment surgery.
• Some damage to vision may occur during reattachment surgery, and 10 percent of patients with normal vision experience some vision loss after a successful reattachment surgery.
• I believe I mentioned that other seemingly disgusting creepy crawlies are sometimes used medically, like maggots to eat away gangrene and leeches to restore blood flow after finger reattachment surgery.
• Cuddy checks in with Chase, who says that, although his patient wanted the cheapest option, he performed the reattachment surgery anyway, noting that the thumb is a vital digit, and the patient, being a carpenter, would have been worse off without it.