amputations in Arabic

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1. Skin infections led to amputations.

2. Better at amputations, I'm afraid.

3. About 65,000 Amputations are performed in the

4. Primary major amputations were necessary in five cases.

5. About 1.8 million Americans are living with Amputations

6. Amputations can involve proximal or distal anatomy

7. Generally, Amputations are performed on portions of the arm or leg and are termed upper extremity or lower extremity Amputations accordingly

8. Many companies supply sports equipment for people with Amputations

9. More than 80 percent of Amputations begin with foot ulcers

10. Coding for Amputations Get it Right with No Second Guessing

11. In the U.S., 82% of Amputations are due to vascular disease

12. BODY MASS INDEX W Amputations (OSTERCAMP) programmed by Stephen Z Fadem

13. Nearly 70% of Amputations due to trauma involve the upper limbs.

14. 75 percent of upper extremity Amputations are related to trauma

15. Vincent Declaration to reduce the number of amputations in the diabetic population.

16. The amputations of the hydra in the hypostomal region have been performed.

17. Another phenomenon called phantom itching can occur in patients who've had amputations.

18. Amputations are performed in a hospital, usually by an orthopaedic surgeon

19. Amputations can be the result of sepsis or be a trigger for sepsis

20. Amputations were the chief mode of major surgery before and during the Civil War

21. In particular, foot ulcers are responsible for nearly 85% of non-trauma-related amputations.

22. 19 Most amputations in this region are the result of accidents with land mines.

23. Most Amputations involve small body parts such as a finger, rather than an entire limb

24. Although their records are incomplete, Confederates most likely performed around the same number of Amputations

25. Amputations caused by stationary machinery: • Gdsuar provide physical barriers that prevent access to hazardous areas

26. Over 150000 people undergo Amputations of the lower extremity in the United States each year

27. Amputations are also carried out in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Sudan and in some states in Nigeria

28. In ancient Turkey, barbers -- who also performed Bloodlettings and amputations in the latter Middle Ages -- …

29. Of the 174,000 extremity wounds that the Union recorded, almost 30,000 of them resulted in Amputations

30. Distal Amputations involve anatomy that is distant from the core of the body, such as fingers or toes.

31. Amputations are among the most severe and dis-abling workplace injuries that often result in perma-nent disability

32. We've also gone on with what was initially our primary population of people with above-the-elbow amputations.

33. Amputations of the foot and distal parts of the leg are complicated by a lack of soft tissue.

34. “Smoking is a big factor in amputations, especially when the smoker has diabetes and PVD,” said Dr.

35. Over the course of the Civil War, three out of four surgeries (or close to 60,000 operations) were Amputations.

36. Although there are reported cases where multiple amputations have been performed on the same pet, Amputating more than one …

37. In the majority of the cases hip disarticulation followed other, more distal amputations of the same lower limb.

38. We have not found any functional benefits in patients in whom it is performed amputations for adaptation prosthetic.

39. We've also gone on with what was initially our primary population of people with above- the- elbow amputations.

40. If possible, below knee Amputations are performed, as it is easier to walk with an artificial limb after the operation

41. Amputations in 1999 was half of what it was in 1992, a greater decline than that for all industries combined

42. In contrast, the rate of Amputations in agriculture, construction, and transportation and public utilities remained relatively unchanged during the …

43. Work-related Amputations may be prevented if high risk groups and industries are identified and this information is provided to stakeholders

44. Despite the great scientific strides in diabetes care, the rate of Amputations across the country grewby 50% between 2009 and 2015

45. Peripheral vascular disease, with or without diabetes, is the leading cause of amputation in the United States of America; dysvascular Amputations are …

46. Amputation is the removal of a bodily segment. Geriatric patients are much more likely to have lower, than upper, limb Amputations

47. Can you keep your Amputated body parts? Currently, hospital trusts and surgeons are left to decide their own policy in regard to amputations

48. Blood vessel disorders such as atherosclerosis , often secondary to diabetes mellitus , account for the greatest percentage of Amputations of the lower limb

49. Amputations do not include avulsions, enucleations, deglovings, scalpings, severed ears, or broken or chipped teeth.” OSHA advised using a health care professional’s determination to

50. Atroz Before the invention of anesthesia, amputations were Agonizing procedures.Antes de la invención de la anestesia, las amputaciones eras procedimientos atroces