Although electrical devices that create a heated probe may be used for the cauterization of tissue in some applications, electrosurgery is usually used to refer to a quite different method than electrocautery.
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Looking into a hooded monitor, the surgeon can look inside the body while controlling various tiny instruments _ such as scissors, scalpels and a cauterization tool _ inserted into the body through hollow tubes.
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For those cases regarded as psychologically incurable, Pinel would employ baths, showers, opium, camphor and other antispasmodics, as well as vesicants, cauterization, and bloodletting in certain limited cases only.
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Even tourniquets often aren't taught on first aid courses these days . Direct pressure, elevation and pressure points can do the job in pretty much all circumstances where tourniquets or cauterization would help.
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The material included radiology equipment, a computerized X-ray scanner, beds, gurneys, sterilizers, surgical lights, cauterization machines and other supplies, said Dave Farquhar, a Northwest Medical Teams spokesman.
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To combat this, one must recourse to cauterization . . . by means of cauterization . . . one burns the nerve, thus rendering it incapable of again feeling or causing pain . ""
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To combat this, one must recourse to cauterization . . . by means of cauterization . . . one burns the nerve, thus rendering it incapable of again feeling or causing pain . ""
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Ewes whose vomeronasal organs were rendered non-functional by electro-cauterization failed to reject alien lambs at the udder, and were noted to perform more maternal flehmens, a behavior related to vomeronasal activity.
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Even more unhappily, in the tiny cells of his hermitage back up the path, Francis underwent an unsuccessful medieval operation in 1225 for his failing eyesight : the cauterization of his temples with red hot pokers.
