Word: antisepticized
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The most common operation carried out in South Vietnam today is amputation. The difficulty, however, is that the amputations are not always good. The sanitary facilities are not generally good enough and there is a lack of antiseptic procedures. What this means is that often a leg must be amputed...
Last week surgeons at New York's Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn described an antiseptic suture that seems to be just what Lister was looking for. Dr. Harry H. LeVeen and colleagues reasoned that if old-fashioned silk suture thread offers hiding places for germs, it will also have...
1984 impinges on 1968-in the aluminum façades of antiseptic buildings, in the whir of computers, and in the human automatons who face their drab jobs with all the relish of zombies. That at least seems to be the view of Sebastian, a film that attempts to analyze...
The operation, to the time Blaiberg's chest was closed, took five hours. When he regained full consciousness next morning, his first words were: "I'm thirsty. Please give my regards to my wife." Almost immediately Blaiberg was moved to a new hospital wing where, to guard him...
Having gone expansionist, the big-league bosses went antiseptic by cracking down on the illegal but ubiquitous spitball-to the point where a pitcher can't even pick his teeth without being bounced out of the ball game. And if the loss of the good old spitter wasn'...