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For example, one can consider the number of closed sutures.

More than 50 sutures were needed to close his wounds.

No sutures are required to hold the tape in place.

I'm going to need to study the right ankle and probably suture that too.

No sutures are used, so a follow up visit might not be necessary.

The suture has a series of fine short folds on each side.

The areas where the bones join together are called sutures.

This is done using a single layer of fine suture.

The space between the sutures is brown in the anterior half.

Instead he'd tried to comb the hair from the other side of his head over the suture site.

"His sutures can come out in a week to ten days.

Surgery to form new suture(s) is usually needed in the first year of life.

We could do little more for her at the moment than stop the bleeding with a few necessary sutures.

The injury deserved sutures, but she would be all right without them.

Two in the vicinity of the suture are larger and.

The moment he cut the sutures, her lower jaw dropped open.

His accomplishments in the field of auto suture are well known.

He should have the sutures removed by sometime this week.

The thing issued from above the central suture of the skull.

For a long time, millions of years, in fact, the suture was not visible.

In general practice, the term is used to describe the children with three or more sutures closed.

The ribs are small and close, descending from the sutures.

The sutures are removed between weeks 36 and 38 to avoid problems during labor.

Claire opened her medical bag and took out the suture set.

Three hours later Jack tied the last suture and stood back to survey his work.

We are taking our culture and suturing it to America.

Once we get this clean, it's going to want suturing before I try to set it.

The only other alternative is suturing the lung over a period of time.

But suturing in these visible areas is difficult and can lead to scars.

This can range from suturing to complete removal, with each done for different reasons.

However, if the eye is sutured after the critical period, the shift does not occur.

It should've been sutured last night, but it's too late now.

"I want to find a way of suturing all of the city's cultures together in one action."

Others delay suturing until most of the fluid has drained out, about 1 or 2 days.

"And as I am suturing, she vomits on my head."

Earlier that morning, not past nine, Adam was suturing an artery during his first case of the day.

The muscle was sutured, and the skin closed with wound clips.

Sutured in this fashion, the site remains open and can drain freely.

The outer branches of this web are sutured to eye tissue.

Bites may not be sutured unless a large area is involved or the bite involves the face.

Her spirit was, and is, sutured to it forever.

After suturing, the region was tectonically quiet for a few hundred million years.

The wound was sutured in two layers, and the animals were allowed to recover.

Royal had finished suturing the wound, and Tor lay back.

One thousand cc's of silicon were pumped in and sutured into place.

But it was closed just as if it had been sutured by a surgeon.

It may also be sutured to another organ to increase arterial circulation.

Then the parathyroid tissue is placed into and closed by suturing the area.

The mother is assessed for tears, and is sutured if necessary.

"The wound was certainly sutured, but there wasn't any need for it.