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• Those types of needle, known as atraumatic surgical needles, became standard in operating rooms.
• The probe has advantages over surgical needles, says Palanker.
• Scattered around the workshop are hemostats, dental picks, surgical needles and nose-shavers for trimming cartilage.
• Torrington compensated for the precipitous drop in surgical needle imports, but only at the government's request.
• One such innovation was the " boomerang needle ", a type of surgical needle designed for working with deep incisions.
• Alfred F . Shields, who lives east of town, sued Realyvasquez earlier this year for leaving a surgical needle in him after valve-replacement surgery in 2000.
• In the donation process, the marrow is removed through a hollow surgical needle inserted several times into the iliac crest ( back of the pelvic bone ).
• From the 19th century precision made surgical needles were in demand and with advances in manufacturing technology such was the demand that over 3, 000 workers were employed.
• During surgery, a surgical needle or other sharp instrument may inadvertently penetrate the glove and skin of operating room personnel; scalpel injuries tend to be larger than a needlestick.
• Unimed focused even more on the field of medical needles and developed the production of surgical needles that had been started in 1951 by Socorex S . A ..
• This new chapter in the history of Torrington began with a decided flourish during World War II when the company once again manufactured surgical needles to supply the nation's war-time needs.
• You can sacrifice a little to make it really special . " ( She drew the blood herself, " very carefully, " she says, " with a clean surgical needle . ")
• At one point they were the largest manufacturer of its type in the world, producing knitting needles, surgical needles, and fishing tackle, from a number of factories both in the UK and globally, such as Murcia, Spain.
• Before the war, Europe, particularly England, had been the primary source for surgical needles for the United States, but when World War II broke out, the supply of surgical needles into the United States slowed to a trickle.
• Before the war, Europe, particularly England, had been the primary source for surgical needles for the United States, but when World War II broke out, the supply of surgical needles into the United States slowed to a trickle.
• World War I brought Torrington into a new business line when the government requested that the well-known needle manufacturing concern begin producing surgical needles, a complex product to manufacture that Torrington had little interest and no experience in making.
• During the most recent, he " collaborated " with the medical staff, as he put it, by buying the surgical needle and thread that was needed to sew him up but could no longer be found in the hospital's stocks.
• Hedwig G . Sulzle, who with her husband started a workshop atop a garage in central New York State in 1945 and built it into the world's largest independent manufacturer of surgical needles, died on Monday at her home in Syracuse.
• In January 2003, Canadian Brent Moffat set the World Record for most body piercings in one session ( 700 piercings with 18g surgical needles in 1 session of 7 hours, using play piercing where the skin is pierced and sometimes jewellery is inserted, which is worn temporarily ).
• Throughout the entire experience he suffered from hallucinations, nausea, headaches, periods of coma, and a severe memory loss that lasted for four years, whilst the treatments administered by the nurses involved drawing fluid out of his spine with a surgical needle, leaving him with a permanent spinal curvature.