exploratory operation

Eventually, doctors began suggesting exploratory operations to find out what was wrong with her.

Most applications today find themselves in military, rescue, and exploratory operations.

One other remained in hospital for an exploratory operation on a shoulder injury.

During an exploratory operation, the surgeons discovered that the cancer had spread to his liver.

Nobody at the hospital had any idea what these two objects might be, so it was decided to perform an exploratory operation."

Energy used at remote sites serving exploratory operations does not qualify for production relief.

If they got unbearable despite the pills he'd have to go in and they would do an exploratory operation.

Early in 1919, he became ill and an exploratory operation disclosed that his abdominal cancer was hopeless.

A locum consultant failed to spot the result of her earlier test and arranged for a totally unnecessary exploratory operation.

"It's just a little exploratory operation, James.

Examinations involving the use of a hypodermic syringe, the administration of a drug or exploratory operations were ruled out.

Apart from helping to reduce patient waiting lists it could do away with the need for exploratory operations in certain cases, particularly spinal and knee complaints.

Once this incident occurred, The company proceeded to stop exploratory operations and took actions to stop the release of vaporized material, according to protocol.

Most likely to the extremes of an exploratory operation or two, with the removal of Pooley's tonsils as an encore.

On the morning of Sunday the 9 March, two doctors saw him at home and he was taken to Saltash Hospital for an exploratory operation.

Beatrice Schreiber is clearly doomed from the beginning, when the surgeon sees leakage from the tumor during an exploratory operation.

An exploratory operation had even been performed, finally, and Mr Brown's liver had not even shown the degeneracy anticipated in a man of his age.

During his return to fitness he suffered a relapse, and in an exploratory operation it was discovered that some bone had flaked away from his femur.

He made just eight appearance for Blackburn before an exploratory operation discovered a broken knee and resulted in a piece of bone being removed from his knee.

A COMPUTER analyst died from a massive brain haemorrhage 36 hours after surgeons performed an exploratory operation.

An exploratory operation at St. Mark's Hospital, London, on 8 October, revealed that the cancer had spread to her stomach and she was given two months to live.

Tripetrol is currently in the process of expanding its production and is undergoing exploratory operations in Russia's Ural region and northern Argentina.

A review of the first volume the Sociological Society has produced brings home the aptness of this image of exploratory operations, of experiments in "taking a line."

These and other imaging techniques not based on radiation, like ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging, now spare many patients exploratory operations and improve the precision of surgery.

Operation Shua Polar I was an exploratory operation by Chile in the Chilean Antarctic Territory.