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• A pressure bandage followed by elastic stockings is a common recovery prescription.
• Owners whose horses have minor lacerations should treat them with pressure bandages, Dr . Scott Swerdlin said.
• Poorly supplied hospitals swiftly ran out of sutures, surgical gloves and pressure bandages, vital for the treatment of burn victims.
• The first step is to wear support hose or pressure bandages ( Ace bandages ) to keep the blood centrally located.
• Instead, detainees'eyes are covered in " pressure bandages " or with goggles covered with duct tape or stuffed with a rag, he said.
• Luticia Hook, her left hand still in a pressure bandage, her fingers gone, returned Wednesday to a rebuilt Pentagon to remember her friends who couldn't be there.
• It might also be a good idea to keep close at hand a pressure bandage, tourniquet, sutures, painkillers and a few pints of fresh Type O, just in case.
• Applying a pressure bandage to the affected limb, immobilising it with a splint or similar, and keeping the patient still can slow progression of symptoms by a large factor.
• Within seconds, athletic trainer Ann Landry and physical therapy assistant Donna Govoni, an athletic training intern from Bridgewater State College, called for an ambulance and began applying pressure bandages to the wound.
• Animal tests of the dry fibrin sealant dressings conducted by Dr . John B . Holcomb and colleagues at the Army Institute for Surgical Research in San Antonio showed that the bandages were much more effective in stopping bleeding from surgical and trauma wounds than the standard gauze pressure bandage.
• In one of the few genuinely entertaining moments, the surrealist painter Salvador Dali _ waiting impatiently for an audience with Freud _ bursts into the study to find Yahuda holding a woman's slip and Freud standing in a woman's overcoat with a pressure bandage wrapped around his head, a boot on one hand and a bicycle in the other.