Written by a world-renowned pioneer in vitreoretinal surgery, Vitreous Microsurgery, 6th Edition, is an up-to-date, comprehensive how-to guide to all vitreoretinal procedures. (physioshop.co.uk)
Endonasal1
Cho D-Y, Liau W-R. Comparison of endonasal endoscopic surgery and sublabial microsurgery for prolactinomas. (scielo.br)
Surgical6
The neurosurgeon uses both of the patient's nostrils for microsurgery based on the location of the surgical target relative to the midline. (neurosurgicalatlas.com)
An understanding of the physical principles of surgical tools enhances the capabilities of the vitreoretinal surgeon. (clinicalgate.com)
The Associate of Applied Science in Surgical Technology is dedicated to providing a well-rounded education, based on high standards, principles, and values. (lsue.edu)
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Asians: Principles and Techniques offers a comprehensive guide to all aspects of cosmetic surgery in Asians, focusing on the differences in surgical techniques and general principles when treating these patients. (dentalbooks.net)
The necrotic apex removal technique has been improved by new surgical procedures as well as new supporting materials applied in the apical surgical treatments 2 . (bvsalud.org)
This blog examines the scientific principles behind the design and performance of surgical masks and respirators. (cdc.gov)
Surgery5
He pioneered microsurgery of the lacrimal drainage system and surgery of the eyelids (often deformed by trachoma). (wikipedia.org)
By boosting self-esteem, aesthetic surgery can help to increase quality of life, when it is properly indicated and responsibly applied. (pyramide.ch)
When the relevant intracranial vessels can be effectively protected during surgery, the principles of keyhole neurosurgery can be adapted for the treatment of intracranial tumors also. (biomedcentral.com)
principles and methods "Surgery by microsurgery" surgery into a small incision. (twitchs.info)
It begins with general principles and discusses the cultural and societal influence on Asian patients for cosmetic surgery as well as psychological and psychiatric considerations for Asian cosmetic patients. (dentalbooks.net)
Tissue3
The minimally invasive philosophy underpinning periodontal and peri-implant microsurgery respects biologic principles, preserves healthy tissues, enhances patient well-being, and maximizes soft tissue esthetics. (quintessence.es)
Perforator flap has been applied as the most common flap for soft tissue defect reconstruction. (bvsalud.org)
How cells determine the direction in which they apply force is of critical importance to cell and tissue shape changes. (nature.com)
Technique2
This book is the English version of the long-selling 'The Illustrated Advanced Technique of Periodontal Microsurgery,' enhanced with long-term follow-ups and new cases. (quintessence.es)
The microscopic technique is a traditional and well-established procedure that has been successfully applied for removal of pituitary adenomas. (scielo.br)
Basic principles2
Rather than discuss all the different types of flaps ever used, this article aims to outline the broad classification of flaps and to provide basic principles to remember when preparing for the operating room. (medscape.com)
There are some basic principles that define the aesthetics and harmony of a nose and these principles always take into account the overall proportions of the face. (drpapaioannou.gr)
Although the size of the flap is dictated by the needs of the head and neck defect, certain principles apply. (medscape.com)
Techniques1
My coaching work applies evidence-based psychological techniques (see my background and my book on the topic ) to the improvement of productivity, quality of life, teamwork, leadership, hiring best practices, and creativity/idea generation. (blogspot.com)
They describe their water-based folding system in a paper in the Journal of Applied Physics , from AIP Publishing. (aip.org)
Journal of Applied Physics is an influential international journal publishing significant new experimental and theoretical results of applied physics research. (aip.org)
Pioneer1
This delicate and pioneering operation was done by Dr. Sherman Silber, the microsurgery pioneer of the Infertility Center at St Louis in Missouri, USA. (healthcare-journal.com)
Health4
Its purpose was to apply the science of epidemiology and the principles of public health to eye health in the developing world, and to train a cadre of professionals who could bring services to the socially remote and the rural poor. (wikipedia.org)
Each student in Dentistry must apply to the Registrar of the Health Professions Council of South Africa for registration as a student in Dentistry, within two months after the commencement of the first year of study. (up.ac.za)
The students learn principles of medical genetics, genetic disorders, reproductive genetics, recent advances and research in genetic counseling and public health, ethics and education in genetic counseling. (manipal.edu)
A health-related work-based learning experience that enables the student to apply specialized occupational theory, skills, and concepts. (alamo.edu)
Edition1
Hau, J.H., Gerald L. Van Jr. (eds) Handbook of Laboratory Animal Science: Essential Principles and Practices (CRC Press, 2002, 2nd edition). (up.pt)
Physical1
Numerous algorithms assist with intraoperative decision making, relying on knowledge of physical principles and performed in the order of ascending risk. (physioshop.co.uk)
Disease1
A static view is usually applied to disease - it is deemed something that must be eradicated. (thelibertybeacon.com)
Share1
There she was applying high-throughput genomic technologies to study sleep in fruit flies, which share many characteristics relevant to sleep in mammals. (nih.gov)
Design1
This paper deals with the solution adopted for their design, manufacture, assembly and in-service testing, as applied to laser welding heavy section components in AISI 304 with a 15 kW CW carbon-dioxide laser. (spie.org)
Article2
In 2009, more than 800 people applied and eight were hired (see the article in the March-April 2011 issue of the NIH Catalyst at http://www.nih.gov/catalyst/2011/11.04.01/catalyst_v19i2.pdf ). (nih.gov)
Although these principles apply to all particulate respirators, the discussion presented in this article is focused on the most frequently used respirator in healthcare settings, the N95 filtering facepiece respirator (FFR). (cdc.gov)
Understand1
Understand the principles of diagnostic testing from a probabilistic perspective. (bedentalexpert.com)
Knowledge1
The capstone project challenges students to apply the knowledge and skills gained through the coursework to an open-ended project. (ca.gov)
Common2
This rule applies to the common situation where devascularization arises from a palmar wound. (musculoskeletalkey.com)
Bloodletting was a common practice for millennia through the late 19th century, applied for many maladies. (thelibertybeacon.com)
Long1
Possible shapes are in principle limitless," said Legrain, "as long as they can first be made on a flat surface. (aip.org)
Program1
I knew that [NIH] is a place where I can thrive," he said of his decision to apply to the Stadtman program. (nih.gov)
Method2
to have the ability to apply this method to suit any type of patient? (twitchs.info)
Therefore, H-VNB might be able to detect extremely low parasite densities provided the method can be applied to humans or mosquitoes simply and inexpensively. (cdc.gov)