catgut , auch: thairm

In response, many companies began to use metal strings instead of catgut.

At this time his sole production was catgut in various forms.

He also invented a new type of catgut, which came into mass production in 1901.

It was thin, but strong - made of a material that resembled catgut.

Sterile catgut was finally achieved in 1906 with iodine treatment.

I eased it off to find two rows of catgut stitches.

"In third world countries, they still use catgut in surgery.

Later lines were often constructed from horse hair or silk thread, with catgut leaders.

It has fusees cut for catgut, which are long, and only slightly tapered.

He decided that proceedings from the sale of the catgut business should be used for a foundation to fund the library.

In and out, drag the catgut through, knot it.

The male and female figures ride on a balance bar, which is suspended by a piece of catgut or hair.

Catgut frets are fixed on the neck by means of minute nails.

It means catgut surgical suture, because that's made of pig tissue.

The first medical use of a biodegradable polymer were Catgut sutures.

Catgut suture was once a widely used material in surgical settings.

That was why he had positioned the catgut where he had.

Whoever decided to go back to wooden racquets with catgut strings was brilliant.

Sometimes the effect is worse, like plucking harmonies out of catgut while it's still inside the cat.

His use of catgut for internal stitching is still practised in modern surgery.

The catgut appears to be the only natural substance capable of dissolving and is acceptable by the body.

The strings are usually made of brass (instead of catgut used in earlier instruments).

"Catgut suture's manufactured by a dozen different companies, most of them in Asia.

For an additional cost, the finished volume was bound in half vellum laced with catgut.

Catgut sutures continue to be used in developing countries where they are locally less expensive and easier to obtain.