Examples of using Atraumatic in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The CAMPO TROPHYSCOPE® with a diameter of only 2.9mm allows an atraumatic primary approach to the uterine cavity under visualization.
and when atraumatic four experienced recurrence 8.6.
Market launch of the Compact Hysteroscope according to CAMPO with sliding shaft system for atraumatic primary access.
First, a cochlear implant with an atraumatic and flexible electrode electrically stimulates the nerve cells responsible for processing the high frequencies.
The use of atraumatic clips, such as the"Uclips" represents a major step forward, facilitating the achievement
The pulmonary artery received then two straight atraumatic vascular clamps in transverse position,
We used two straight atraumatic vascular clamps, so as to leave wide exposure of the pulmonary artery,
In almost all atraumatic esophageal ruptures, starting with Boerhaave's first case, there is concomitant vomiting,
Since atraumatic metatarsal stress fractures have been reported to occur in SLE,
Interestingly, Sangle et al. found that atraumatic metatarsal stress fractures may occur in SLE,
That is why MED-EL designs the world's most atraumatic electrodes to preserve the delicate structures of the cochlea today and for the future.
Various configurable atraumatic inserts for interventions in reproductive medicine
representing approximately 20% of all lower limbs injuries and having atraumatic and chronical characteristics.
with the most atraumatic surgical technique possible.
an unsharp rounded end, specifically designed for atraumatic intradermal injections of fluids, for example injectable fillers.
the benefits of preserving residual hearing postoperatively have stimulated the development of atraumatic surgeries.
lengths- all of which are designed for atraumatic insertion.
an unsharp rounded end, specifically designed for atraumatic intradermal injections of fluids, for example injectable fillers.
Insert sets are available for a variety of occlusions-from highly atraumatic to maximum traction.
respect for the rules of correct surgical technique and the use of atraumatic forceps, especially when clamping the bronchus, are fundamental.