major amputation

In particular, there was no difference in major amputation rate.

A 10-minute response is sought for such cases as major amputations and 12 minutes for victims of heat exhaustion.

Then came a major amputation, with First Boston dismissing nearly all senior executives in real estate.

Amputation is common and major amputations (of limbs rather than fingers/toes) are almost twice as common in patients who continue to smoke.

While in Iowa, Rogers described the 6 steps to preventing amputations and published a reduction in major amputations by 72%.

As a result of using the prostheses, Herr climbed at an advanced level as he had before the accident, making him the first person with a major amputation to perform in a sport on par with elite-level, able-bodied persons.

The Legacy of War Maimed by a contra sharpshooter in the mountains two years ago, Mr. Franco is one of thousands of Nicaraguans who have suffered major amputations as a result of combat-related wounds.