Examples of using Amputations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Cavadas supports in his unit all amputations, has a trained team
Two main clusters of amputations, involving 60 per cent of the victims interviewed, were discernible from the testimonies collected.
Excessive costs accompany accidental amputations in terms of medical bills for surgeries,
The Section is in the process of analysing testimony from more than 150 victims of war-related amputations, more than two thirds of whom were purposely mutilated.
Punishments such as amputations and stoning illustrate the extent to which violence still substitutes for the rule of law in many areas of Somalia.
provides rehabilitation training to some 260 victims of amputations and 100 war wounded,
penal amputations continued to be enforced in southern Iraq in the spring
As this classification includes skiers with cerebral palsy and amputations, there are different skiing techniques used specific to these disability types.
however, amputations in district hospitals are performed by non specialized doctors.
child soldiers in Liberia, political amputations in Sierra Leone.
role in the treatment of wounds, as well as in the reduction of amputations caused by ulcerative lesions.
including flogging and amputations.
In connection with the above-mentioned cruel and unusual punishments, the Special Rapporteur has received a report indicating that penal amputations were reimposed in August 1998.
though sees more male clients with conditions such as amputations than women.
Approximately 40-60% of all nontraumatic amputations are done on patients with diabetes, and 85% of diabetes-related lower-extremity amputations are preceded by foot ulcers.
are the most radical amputations.
Nevertheless, it is reported that mines in Croatia have contributed to 800 amputations.
Inside, expect to stumble upon an authentic Civil War kit used for amputations, a nine-foot-long human colon, and Viennese anatomist Joseph Hyrtl's skull collection, which consists of 139 craniums that are
Lower Extremity Amputation Prevention(LEAP) is a comprehensive program that can dramatically reduce lower extremity amputations in individuals with diabetes mellitus, Hansen's disease,
Mr. GOLDBERG(The War Amputations of Canada) commended the study by Mr. van Boven on the right to restitution,