| Early Hindu surgeons performed advanced eye operations and practised lithotomy and plastic surgery. |
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| The lithotomy sound is a specialized metal probe to prove the presence of bladder stones. |
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| The table should be configured to accommodate the patient while in lithotomy stirrups. |
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| Pressure on the peroneal nerve by lithotomy stirrups may result in paraesthesia and foot drop. |
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| The perioperative team members remove the drapes and move the patient from the lithotomy to the supine position. |
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| If you have chosen the lithotomy position, the baby's head often appears first. |
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| The woman is invited to lie down in a modified lithotomy position on a couch with leg rests or knee crutches or stirrups. |
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| Pregnant women should not be placed in the lithotomy position during labour and childbirth. |
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| A well-padded leg holder for the nonsurgical leg, such as a low lithotomy stirrup, is needed to prevent unnecessary pressure on muscles and bony prominences. |
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| Cheselden at St Thomas's introduced the keeping of accurate records that enabled him to analyse the morbidity and mortality of his lithotomy operation for bladder stones. |
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| In the 19th century, the development of superior instruments and procedures for lithotomy thankfully rendered the gorget obsolete. |
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| The patient is installed on the operating table in a modified lithotomy position. |
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| Originally, the TVT procedure was performed using local anaesthesia, with the woman in the lithotomy position, to allow for intraoperative cough testing. |
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| The patient is prepared and draped in the lithotomy position. |
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| The patient is placed in the lithotomy position and may be offered a mirror to participate in the examination and gain more information about her body. |
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| The lithotomy position, lying down with your feet in stirrups. |
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| In the fields of gynaecology and urology it was the lithotomy position, disliked among patients, which for many years dictated the appearance of examination chairs. |
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