Amputation, sudden and quick--then treatment, as a surgeon would express it.
Itowo Gambono, who had been engineering for the office of surgeon royal, allayed apprehension by making known his qualifications, and the palatable character of his prescriptions.
I am office manager and in charge of accounts receivable for my brother who is an orthopedicsurgeon in Houston.
He moved his eyes in recognition; then the surgeon motioned us to depart.
After a while, the surgeon hastily opened the door, and said, "Now go away softly!
The surgeon then approached and said, "He is extremely weak, and in a critical condition!
Evening was approaching, when thesurgeon sent us word that his patient had been sleeping.
It happened, however, that one day the rebel surgeon accidentally tore his coat across the breast, and turning to Major H.
Quietly turning to the surgeon who examined his ghastly wounds, he asked "if there was any hope.
He was all but dead from exposure and buffeting; but the surgeon of the Mission Ship brought him back to life.
The surgeon stooped to him and answered in a cheery voice: "On the 'Sophy Traill!
At the dawn of human life the physician or surgeon stands as the natural protector both of the mother and of the child; he is beholden to both.
As a means to prevent conception it is altogether unjustifiable, because repeated caesarean sections in the same woman, if the surgeon is at all competent, are practically no more dangerous than normal labour.
As far as the mother is concerned, transeat ; but it is a real distinction as far as the surgeon is concerned.
If the surgeon can remove the uterus at term after a caesarean section, that is the most reasonable operation for the mother and child, and it offers no moral difficulty.
The suggestion that the surgeon can leave the woman, back out of the case, is absurd.
A surgeon is called in to treat a woman and he finds her in a state of collapse.
What is to be done in a case where the surgeon is certain before operating that the foetus is {11} dead, has interest only for the physician, and it involves no moral question.
The action reduces to this, that the surgeon by operating would permit a hastening of the inevitable death of the foetus while saving the mother's life, but the child is not an unjust aggressor, not even a materially unjust aggressor.
The surgeon may safely consider the patient in the gravest actual danger.
The surgeon to do any coeliotomy needs assistant physicians--one to anaesthetise the patient, and at the least one other to work with him in the operation.
If the foetus dies as an unwished for, though permitted, consequence of this haemostasis, the surgeon may lament this result, but he is blameless.
For us the nerve-wracking part was that we could do nothing until the surgeon who was attending Drayle could tell us how badly he was injured.
If I, my Lord, for my opinion bleed, Opinion shall be Surgeon to my hurt, And keepe me on the side where still I am Som.
Haue by some Surgeon Shylock on your charge To stop his wounds, least he should bleede to death Iew.
I don't see how he can recover," said the surgeon quietly.
Then he asked the surgeon that oft-repeated question.
If there was one man I was afraid of in the world, it was Surgeon Asken, of Mercer's Hospital.
Coles takes ill, and Surgeon Asken is called on to replace him.
Will the young surgeon be as sure to captivate the old soldier as the young one?
For witnesses we had Master Penruddock the surgeon and Godby, and now, my lady retiring, we must crack a bottle, all four, though I know not what we drank.
A flying splinter in the head, Martin, so Surgeon Penruddock says.
Then he poured out his heart in thanks to the sturdy surgeon who had saved not only his life, but his honor.
Notwithstanding his awakening, he might have relapsed into sleep and death, had not the skillful surgeon been there to devote himself to him.
A so-called surgeon was handling his scalpel six months after he had been handling a plow.
But the final cure came when the surgeon who had kept catlike watch upon him saw that he could now begin to understand things.
The sponge had fallen to the floor, but its fumes, far-spreading now, told to the practiced surgeon a story of foul play.
There the skillful fingers of a surgeon found that no bones were broken.
Here, Nina had to have an operation, quite an ordinary one really, yet we were obliged to get a surgeon from Moscow; not one doctor here would undertake it.
Neither she nor the veterinarysurgeon said anything to other people of the change in their relations, and tried, indeed, to conceal it, but without success, for Olenka could not keep a secret.
A young veterinary surgeon in the army, called Smirnin, to whom they had let their lodge, used sometimes to come in in the evening.
But another minute would pass, voices would be heard: it would turn out to be the veterinary surgeon coming home from the club.
The veterinary surgeon departed, departed for ever with his regiment, when it was transferred to a distant place--to Siberia, it may be.
He was, of course, under the notice of the surgeon of the prison to which he was sent, and was regarded by him as sane.
The surgeon who to avoid inflicting pain should shrink from the complete removal of a malignant tumour, would fail to relieve the patient as he ought to have done.
He said that the old Uzbek, by skill or good luck, had done just what an experienced surgeon would have done in the absence of proper splints.
Lawrence was introduced to Captain Coats, the army surgeon whom he had heard mentioned in the frontier house.
Billings is a surgeon and administrator of the first rank.
The surgeon does more and better work than ever: he can locate a tumour of the brain.
This parasite was discovered in the blood of patients suffering from intermittent fevers by Laveran, a surgeon in the French army, whose investigations were conducted in Algiers.
Warren, the senior Surgeon of the Massachusetts General Hospital, to whom he applied for this purpose, asked him to show first its effects on some one from whom he would draw a tooth.
The surgeon will glance at his temperature record and at the outside of his bandages, but will probably not touch them for a week; and when he does remove them nothing will be seen but a narrow red line without a trace of suppuration.
If the Peninsula surgeon is reckless and destructive with his steel, the physician, on the other hand, is usually overcautious with his drugs.
Many a naval surgeon whose ship has been stationed on the Spanish coast, could tell strange tales of the fatal ignorance he has had opportunity to observe amongst the native faculty.
And it is the duty of the physician or surgeon to probe the wound, and examine minutely the abscess, and then to institute inquiries equally minute and more general into the habits and constitution of the patient.
At last, through friends in Amsterdam, he obtained the appointment of surgeon to a transport, on board of which, in September 1837, he sailed from the Helder for the island of Java.
This establishment is governed in chief by the Italian doctor; but the second in direction, the surgeon as they term him, and all the other functionaries, are native Turks.
We were surprised to find an Osmanli in the position of surgeon to the establishment; because the religious principles of such a one are understood to be invincibly opposed to the prosecution of the studies that must qualify for such a post.
God forbid,' rejoined the lady, 'that a surgeon come hither for that!
I thought it very improbable that a surgeon should creep through a window, who could go through a door for a few half-pence; but I no otherwise expressed my doubts of the truth of the information than by asking for the surgeon’s address.
From the corroded state of the pelvis, nothing could, with certainty, be inferred; nor would the surgeon already mentioned pronounce absolutely on the sex of the deceased.
We are assured that the surgeon who attended at the second disinterment of the corpse only remarked, ‘that the little forehead there was, was prominent.
The good surgeon said to the father, "You see, you would not teach your boy to pray, but the devil evidently had no objection to teach him to swear.
The boy fell down and broke his leg, and had to have it taken off; and all the while the surgeon was amputating it the boy was cursing and swearing in the most frightful manner.
The surgeon was here to-day, and told me there would be no further relapse.
I am an old-school practitioner; have served as surgeon in two European wars; practised medicine for about ten years in New York city and Brooklyn, until my health compelled me to relinquish my profession.
The works I have written on Christian Science con- tain absolute Truth, and my necessity was to tell it; therefore I did this even as a surgeon who wounds [25] to heal.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "surgeon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
