surgical appliance

I always look upon chairs as surgical appliances.

Coleman received the right to supply the cavalry with drugs and surgical appliances, but he lost this contract later.

There can be no exaggeration in the claim that the instrument has done more to save human life than any other surgical appliance.

There's no way I'd need a tattoo or dress up in some surgical appliance to give folks a good night out'

In medicine, a truss is a kind of surgical appliance, particularly one used for hernia patients.

So, too, were the appliances prescribed, teeth and spectacles, or surgical appliances.

Lawrence may have chosen to have Paul work at a surgical appliances factory because he himself did so briefly as a youth.

In the same issue, however, there were a dozen advertisements for surgical appliances and five for abortifacients.

Mr. Young's was the same pink as a surgical appliance, and had a snowman picked out on it in white icing.

I was prominently connected, at various times, with enterprises manufacturing surgical appliances, paper containers, men's hats and vacuum cleaners.

Old-fashioned shops sell surgical appliances.

Paul's inquiries pay off and he gets an interview at Thomas Jordan's surgical appliances factory in Nottingham.

Her father owns Surgical Appliance Industries in Cincinnati.

'Truss or other surgical appliance?'

Through 'his initiative, resource and enthusiasm he was responsible for many improvisations which provided artificial limbs, transfusions and surgical appliances'.

They were the ones who started charging people for glasses and surgical appliances, wigs, things that are necessary and actually help in the management and care of patients.

It was the kind of sunrise a man looks at and says, 'No real sunrise could paint the sky Surgical Appliance Pink.'

A ward was set aside at City and County Hospital in St. Paul the state providing braces and surgical appliances at minimal cost.

In 1936, he won 7th place in the ballot for private member's bills, and proposed to bring forward a Medical and Surgical Appliances (Advertisement) Bill.

Straight in front, on a dirty glass door at the top of a staircase, loomed the ominous words "Thomas Jordan and Son--Surgical Appliances."

Dr. Hartman had snatched a roll of bandages and a few surgical appliances from the consulting-room, and he ran upstairs, followed closely by Lord Peter.

The liability of supplies of medical and surgical appliances and goods for people with disabilities, and the repair and maintenance of these is explained in Notice 701/7.

The Commerce Department said surgical appliances would be the third-fastest-growing manufacturing industry in the United States; its shipments are expected to rise 13 percent, to $18 billion next year.

Presently, Paul was bidden call upon Thomas Jordan, Manufacturer of Surgical Appliances, at 21, Spaniel Row, Nottingham.

At eight o'clock he climbed the dismal stairs of Jordan's Surgical Appliance Factory, and stood helplessly against the first great parcel-rack, waiting for somebody to pick him up.