| The endaural incision is closed with 510 plain catgut and the remaining canal is packed with BIPP impregnated gauze. |
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| The practice is called hymenorraphy and, in some cultures, it is done using sheep's membrane, while others use catgut. |
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| When the trauma is greater use a sterile strand of catgut and loop it so it is caught in the adjacent loop. |
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| Women who consented to participate in the study were assigned randomly before labor to chromic catgut or fast-absorbing synthetic suture. |
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| He left the surgery room and returned bringing with him the much-needed catgut to stitch the wound in the cat's side. |
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| The strings, of catgut or wire, are all of the same length but of different thicknesses, and are all tuned to the same note. |
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| Earlier, patients had to buy all the essential items required for surgical operations such as gloves, catgut, and even cleaning material like liquid iodine. |
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| Subsequently there have been various reports in which material such as carbolised catgut, silk, silkworm gut and silver wire were used for suturing.
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| The use of catgut sourced from such countries does not present a risk according to the scientists. |
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| On my new album I play everything from a classical harp and a harp strung with catgut to an electric harp with metal strings that doesn't have a soundbox? |
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| The head, strung with catgut, is usually 178 203 mm in diameter. |
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| Italian catgut is considered the best for stringing musical instruments. |
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| External suturing was done with 5-0 nylon, and intranasal suturing was done with 5-0 chromic catgut. |
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