curette , auch: curete

"His fingerprints will be on the curette he used to kill her."

So in many ways, the worst is over before they face the vacuum and curette.

When he asked for the curette, Homer handed it to him.

The curette is then used to cut apart the baby and placenta.

He thought of the gritty sound the curette made, but he'd spare his new friend that detail.

The doctor may also use a curette to scrape out the lining of the uterus.

The curette is inserted up through the cervix, into the uterus.

In such cases, the baby is removed by use of a curette (looped, steel knife).

I can't describe to you what it feels like-just to hold the curette, for example.

He chose the curette of the correct size.

She fished a curette from her jacket and used it to burn off slivers of the growth for analysis.

He resumed his scraping, pausing from time to time to clean the curette.

Curettage refers to cleaning the walls of the uterus with a curette.

The curette may be hollow and attached to a vacuum that helps remove the tissue.

A curette is commonly used to aid in the removal of impacted ear wax.

"A number eleven scalpel," she ordered, removing the curette.

Then the doctor will use a curved tool called a curette to gently scrape tissue from the uterus.

A universal curette has a blade that is perpendicular to its terminal shank.

One Sister used a hypo-needle to draw a blood sample, while another took a skin scraping with a shallow curette.

Then he wore gloves, and when he was finished, he put her prints on the curette.

I almost dropped my curette.

A curette is put through the cervix into the uterus to scrape out abnormal tissue (last panel).

D&C normally refers to a procedure involving a curette, also called sharp curettage.

The syntette is also known as the universal gracey curette.

He used the set of dilators with the Douglass points and both a medium-sized and a small curette.