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Still, the deeper the cut, the more complex becomes the reattachment.

In Knowles' case, doctors decided he would be a good candidate for a full reattachment.

After additional nerve reattachment was performed several months later, feeling returned to the boy's arm and hand in the following weeks.

He was delighted with this result, because successful reattachment would have been a calamity.

My longest surgery, a hand reattachment, took 10 hours.

Replantation is the reattachment of a completely detached body part.

Everywhere voices were raised claiming more liberty and reattachment to France.

What was pleasant is that the world's first limb reattachment surgery was a success.

A reattachment operation was performed on Chan and it was successful.

The anticoagulant is also useful to patients in a grafting or reattachment procedure.

In most cases, macular reattachment results and visual acuity can be restored to about 20/80.

In cases where the macula is not involved (detached), 90 percent of patients have 20/40 vision or better after reattachment surgery.

A TV crew was working at the bottom of the steps, filming what looked to be a story on the memorial's reattachment to land.

The use of these techniques has raised the success of retinal reattachment surgery from 40% to 90%.

The constant Chinese troop movements and the reattachment of units between different commands further added to the confusion.

There is a ludicrous explanation for the priest's condition, however medically plausible the reattachment may be.

Sometimes the bowel tissue needs more time to heal before the reattachment, so a temporary colostomy is needed.

The presence of this type of membrane does not usually affect retinal reattachment surgery.

The point where the dividing streamline attaches to the wall again is called the reattachment point.

One of the greatest pains in reattachment is just after surgery, when the blood pools under the skin and is very painful.

Yes, like plasma arc burns, and limb reattachment.

A gap in the can allowed reattachment of the front sights, which also locked the suppressor fully in place.

He's going to need some skin regeneration, probably a bone graft, and a ligament reattachment as well."

The success of the reattachment depends on: