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PARTIAL NEURORRHAPHY traindicated . If used , as in surgery of the hand , it
should be loosened and deflated at hourly intervals for periods of 5 to 10 minutes
or longer to obtain hemostasis and to allow temporary resumption of circulation .
PARTIAL NEURORRHAPHY traindicated . If used , as in surgery of the hand , it
should be loosened and deflated at hourly intervals for periods of 5 to 10 minutes
or longer to obtain hemostasis and to allow temporary resumption of circulation .
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B , Eggers divides retinacula to allow quadriceps to extend completely . C ,
Bosworth transplants tibial tuberosity distally to allow quadriceps to extend knee
completely . D , Chandler plicates patellar tendon to allow quadriceps to extend
knee ...
B , Eggers divides retinacula to allow quadriceps to extend completely . C ,
Bosworth transplants tibial tuberosity distally to allow quadriceps to extend knee
completely . D , Chandler plicates patellar tendon to allow quadriceps to extend
knee ...
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The tear or hole in the anulus should then be identifiable in most instances . The
cavity of the disc may be entered through this hole , or occasionally the hole may
need enlargement to allow insertion of the pituitary forceps . Remember that the ...
The tear or hole in the anulus should then be identifiable in most instances . The
cavity of the disc may be entered through this hole , or occasionally the hole may
need enlargement to allow insertion of the pituitary forceps . Remember that the ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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