| For many of the rest, emergency surgery to resect, or remove, dead tissue creates new problems. |
| This skin, once stretched and extended downwards, will by far exceed the inferior incision therefore allowing the surgeon to resect this excess. |
| Today, some swine producers have totally abandoned the procedure or resect needle teeth only when sows are milking poorly or if exudative epidermitis is present in the herd. |
| It is the portrait of Joseph, an ancestor which represents the resect for the cellar, its products and above all tradition. |
| Once dissection has finished, the temptation must be resisted to resect part of the remaining ovarian parenchyma to reconstruct the ovary. |
| To treat gastrointestinal diseases Hua Tuo's favourite procedure was to resect the viscera and wash the inside. |
