Cautery
61Nail disease — or disorder Classification and external resources Onychia without granuloma ICD 10 L …
62Bone hemostasis — is the process of controlling the bleeding from bone.Bone is a living vascular organ containing channels for blood and bone marrow. When a bone is cut during surgery bleeding can be a difficult problem to control, especially in the highly… …
63Ocular prosthesis — For the functional replacement or bionic eye, see Visual prosthetic. An ocular prosthesis …
64Прижигание (Cauterize) — разрушение ткани путем оказания на нее непосредственного теплового воздействия (с помощью термокаутера (cautery); применяется для удаления небольших бородавок или других кожных разрастании (см. также Кюретаж), а также для прекращения кровотечения …
65electrocautery — /i lek troh kaw teuh ree/, n., pl. electrocauteries. Med. 1. a hand held, needlelike cautery heated by an electric current. 2. Also, electrocauterization. the process of cutting and cauterizing skin simultaneously, or coagulating blood from… …
66Cauterization — The use of heat to destroy abnormal cells. Also called diathermy or electrodiathermy. * * * The act of cauterizing. SEE ALSO: cautery. * * * cau·ter·iza·tion (kaw″tər ĭ zaґshən) destruction of tissue with a hot or cold… …
67chemocautery — Any substance that destroys tissue upon application. SYN: chemical cautery, chemicocautery. * * * che·mo·cau·tery (ke″mo kawґtər e) destruction of tissue by application of a caustic chemical substance. Called also chemical cautery …
68electrocautery — 1. An instrument for directing a high frequency current through a local area of tissue. 2. A metal cauterizing instrument heated by an electric current. SYN: electric cautery. * * * elec·tro·cau·tery kȯt ə rē …
69microbrenner — An electric cautery with needle point. [micro + Ger. Brenner, burner] * * * mi·cro·bren·ner (mi″kro brenґər) [micro + Ger. Brenner burner] a needle pointed electric cautery …
70technocausis — SYN: actual cautery. [G. techne, art, + kausis, a burning] * * * tech·no·cau·sis (tek″no kawґsis) [Gr. technē art + kausis burning] use of the actual cautery …
