microsurgery

He required five hours of microsurgery to save the finger.

I'm going to have to do some microsurgery before she leaves."

There's always the chance that the problem is amenable to microsurgery.

He is considered to be the father of the ophthalmic microsurgery.

The company says, for example, that it is talking with physicians about applying the technology to microsurgery.

I'd like you to use microsurgery to get it out.'

Discarded human placenta has been used in microsurgery for research and training.

Here, we may be talking about something like microsurgery."

He immediately underwent five hours of microsurgery and his finger was saved.

But it's not all microsurgery and fried synapses, you know.

Still others have pioneered advances in microsurgery or implant technology.

The editing was an enormous project, requiring microsurgery on 94 episodes.

Many of the system's trauma care, microsurgery and emergency units can compete with any in the world.

Microsurgery energy blades slid out and began to cut.

He underwent eight hours of microsurgery to repair multiple fractures in both hands.

You could hear the tiny taps of metal against china as the microsurgery sped forward.

Microsurgery is a general term for surgery requiring an operating microscope.

Today they are used after microsurgery that reattaches fingers, toes and other body parts.

They performed about ten hours of microsurgery to get his arm reattached yesterday.

In some hospitals, planes flying overhead have made microsurgery a hit or miss proposition.

He is the first doctor in Britain to successfully attempt the three-step microsurgery.

Microsurgery involves the use of an operating microscope for the surgeon to see small structures.

He lost the use of his right hand, but that has since been repaired by the miracle of microsurgery.

The following day, she removed the inner cell mass from the late blastocyst using microsurgery.

Finally, doctors found a nodule on a vocal cord and recommended microsurgery.