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• This means sewing the muscles and using surgical staples or sterile bandage.
• Meanwhile, Megan discovers that the surgical staple gun was tampered with.
• It is held in place by a few small stitches or surgical staples.
• U . S . Surgical makes surgical staples and minimally-invasive surgical equipment.
• The Duhamel procedure uses a surgical stapler to connect the good and bad bowel.
• Steichen travelled to Europe to demonstrate surgical stapling technique and to share his knowledge.
• Consider U . S . Surgical, which makes surgical staples and other medical equipment.
• Steichen was the first to bring surgical stapling to Europe, in Geneva from 1969-1970.
• Jascalevich was hired as a surgeon in 1962 and developed a surgical stapler that was named for him.
• "' Surgical staples "'are specialized connect or remove parts of the bowels or lungs.
• Initial prototypes for the workhorses of surgical stapling, the TA and GIA staplers, were created by 1964.
• Krieger amassed his fortune through an investment in U . S . Surgical Corp, which manufactured surgical staples.
• Three additional one-inch incisions are made to insert a video camera, knife, surgical stapler and other instruments.
• Although most surgical staples are made of titanium, stainless steel is more often used in some skin staples and clips.
• The company is a custom manufacturer of non-sterile medical assemblies such as surgical staples, guidewires, and stylets.
• He invited students and surgeons from Europe and North Africa to come to Pittsburgh or NYMC to learn about surgical stapling.
• Because some surgical staples had detached, the fluid _ with its traces of TB _ had crossed over into his remaining lung.
• The open wounds were quickly covered with the artificial skin, trimmed by the surgeons to fit the wound area and secured by surgical staples.
• He developed the first usable surgical stapler in the 1960s, enabling surgeons to close wounds automatically in certain procedures, instead of manually with sutures.
• Kane invented an improvement to the Murphy button, a device then commonly used for intestinal anastomosis, but now usually done with a surgical stapler.