My interest was purely academic as I examined the small wound that the trepan had left in his scalp.

Trepan: /private counselbot What is the legal standing of this contract?

Trepanation could also mean the use of a Trepan, which may refer to:

Trepan: Have you met?

Trepan: True enough.

Trepan: /private Colonelonic Can you get me background on just one guy?

Third as the character Alex in the short film "Trepan," written and directed by Jonah.

Trepan: Whatever.

Trepan: Afternoon!

Trepan: Thanks.

Trepan: What, all of them?

He produced one of his best performances to win from a field which included the leading French horses Crow and Trepan.

Once she did a complete trepan the morning after we'd spent the entire night screaming out our tempers at each other, and - it had gone perfectly.

Trepan: Oh, I'm fine - just bored.

Ballgravy: Around 10 Trepan: Where are you from?

Trepan may refer to:

Trepan: Any UK solicitors on the channel?

Trepan: Junta, you there?

Trepan: /private Junta I guess.

Trepan: /quit Gotta go, thanks!

Trepan Records is a pioneering independent English record label and promotions company, founded in London in 2007.

Scalpels, hemostats, hooks and heavy cord, clamps and trepan, all arranged with precision on the tray.

Trepan: /private Junta I just hit a woman while driving the Kensington High Street.

Trepan: /private Junta She's crazy.

Colonelonic: Hey, Trepan.

He will trepan the skull of a man kicked in the head by a horse, then hand him back to his friends, "feeble, bewildered, but very much alive."

Andrews charged Bradshaw with setting spies to trepan him, and Bradshaw acknowledged and defended the practice.

James Mhor Drummond was secretly applied to to trepan Stewart to the sea-coast, and bring him over to Britain, to almost certain death.

Candle the egg to see which way it is sitting, trepan the egg, inject virus into the yolk via the hyaline membrane (tough white skin), replace shell section.

It was therefore necessary, while that important victory was in suspense, to trepan you into a situation in which you could only be on the defensive, without the power of affording him assistance.

I must trepan poor Plaice and I should like to do so today; they tell me there is dirty weather ahead, and clearly one needs a steady deck underfoot and an immobile patient.

And I hae as little doubt that the poor deevil Morris, whom he could gar believe onything, was egged on by him, and some of the Lowland gentry, to trepan me in the gate he tried to do.

Barnaby True was too full of his own thoughts to talk--and serious enough thoughts they were by this time, with crimps to trepan a man at every turn, and press gangs to carry a man off so that he might never be heard of again.

That time had been very short indeed, less than a nap, from the moment when he was expelled from his mother's sweated and straining loins to the terrible time at its end, lying helpless as strange needles poured sleep into his veins and the whirling knives waited to trepan his skull.

He had often tried to eradicate Jack's simple faith; but Jack had seen him trepan the gunner of the Sophie, saw a hole in his skull and expose the brain; and Stephen, looking at Jack's knowing smile, his air of civil reserve, knew that he had not succeeded this time, either.

My interest was purely academic as I examined the small wound that the trepan had left in his scalp.

Trepan: /private counselbot What is the legal standing of this contract?

Trepanation could also mean the use of a Trepan, which may refer to:

Trepan: Have you met?

Trepan: True enough.

Trepan: /private Colonelonic Can you get me background on just one guy?

Third as the character Alex in the short film "Trepan," written and directed by Jonah.

Trepan: Whatever.

Trepan: Afternoon!

Trepan: Thanks.

Trepan: What, all of them?

He produced one of his best performances to win from a field which included the leading French horses Crow and Trepan.

Once she did a complete trepan the morning after we'd spent the entire night screaming out our tempers at each other, and - it had gone perfectly.

Trepan: Oh, I'm fine - just bored.

Ballgravy: Around 10 Trepan: Where are you from?

Trepan may refer to:

Trepan: Any UK solicitors on the channel?

Trepan: Junta, you there?

Trepan: /private Junta I guess.

Trepan: /quit Gotta go, thanks!

Trepan Records is a pioneering independent English record label and promotions company, founded in London in 2007.

Scalpels, hemostats, hooks and heavy cord, clamps and trepan, all arranged with precision on the tray.

Trepan: /private Junta I just hit a woman while driving the Kensington High Street.

Trepan: /private Junta She's crazy.

Colonelonic: Hey, Trepan.

He walked out of the canteen, and took the doctor over to the trephine case at once.

A sliver just below one of the trephine holes.

Next, by using a trephine or drill bit, a small aperture is made inside the incision.

A trephine is an instrument used for cutting out a round piece of skull bone.

He had a trephine in his hand.

Many times I have done emergency trephine.

A second trephine is then used to remove a similar sized portion of the patient's cornea.

A different, larger trephine needle is inserted and anchored in the bony cortex.

In brief, a 4 mm trephine was used to extract the core of the lens around the optic axis.

Trepanation is performed with a 2 mm trephine.

But what of amputation, lithotomy, the use of the trephine?'

He is also credited for the invention of a mechanized trephine for corneal procedures.

Why don't you have a doctor take a trephine to your skull the next time you have a headache.

A trephine biopsy should never be performed on the sternum, due to the risk of injury to blood vessels, lungs or the heart.

Obtaining a bone biopsy is accomplished by using a bone biopsy trephine.

In modern eye surgery, a trephine instrument is used in corneal transplant surgery.

If that is so, that portion must be lifted or removed entirely to relieve the pressure - the operation that we call trephine.

A very fine instrument indeed,' said Butcher to Martin, turning Stephen's trephine over and over in his hands.

A trephine bone marrow biopsy specimen showed a slight increase in small lymphocytes but no definite evidence of lymphoma.

Carl Zlinter left his trephine case and gave his whole attention to his amputation drunk.

Medical Innovations International Inc. is the manufacturer of the Rochester bone biopsy trephine.

But this is a depressed cranial fracture, sir, and I must use the trephine: here he lies - you notice the characteristic stertor?

"I have desired him to await our instructions for the final shape," said Stephen, "but he has already sharpened and retempered my largest trephine."

Punch biopsy: A special instrument called a punch or a trephine is used to remove a circle of tissue from the abnormal-looking growth.

When I have done that, I will tell you if I should go further with trephine, or if we can wait till the doctor comes.

He will trepan the skull of a man kicked in the head by a horse, then hand him back to his friends, "feeble, bewildered, but very much alive."

Andrews charged Bradshaw with setting spies to trepan him, and Bradshaw acknowledged and defended the practice.

James Mhor Drummond was secretly applied to to trepan Stewart to the sea-coast, and bring him over to Britain, to almost certain death.

Candle the egg to see which way it is sitting, trepan the egg, inject virus into the yolk via the hyaline membrane (tough white skin), replace shell section.

It was therefore necessary, while that important victory was in suspense, to trepan you into a situation in which you could only be on the defensive, without the power of affording him assistance.

I must trepan poor Plaice and I should like to do so today; they tell me there is dirty weather ahead, and clearly one needs a steady deck underfoot and an immobile patient.

And I hae as little doubt that the poor deevil Morris, whom he could gar believe onything, was egged on by him, and some of the Lowland gentry, to trepan me in the gate he tried to do.

Barnaby True was too full of his own thoughts to talk--and serious enough thoughts they were by this time, with crimps to trepan a man at every turn, and press gangs to carry a man off so that he might never be heard of again.

That time had been very short indeed, less than a nap, from the moment when he was expelled from his mother's sweated and straining loins to the terrible time at its end, lying helpless as strange needles poured sleep into his veins and the whirling knives waited to trepan his skull.

He had often tried to eradicate Jack's simple faith; but Jack had seen him trepan the gunner of the Sophie, saw a hole in his skull and expose the brain; and Stephen, looking at Jack's knowing smile, his air of civil reserve, knew that he had not succeeded this time, either.

The suffusion of the brain will increase quickly, so we must trephine at once or it may be too late."

Any leo careless enough to leave a watchcar without a helmet was asking for someone on a rooftop to trephine his skull with a brick or bottle.

"But why not put the virus right into a dog's brain, master, I can trephine a dog-I can drill a little hole in his skull-without hurting him-without damaging his brain at all ... it would be easy . . ." said Roux.

To this end, it was decided that Lima would trephine into the side of the skull and then inject ethanol into the "subcortical white matter of the prefrontal area" so as to destroy the connecting fibres, or association tracts, and create what Moniz termed a "frontal barrier".

Depending on the nature of the myeloproliferative disorder, diagnostic tests may include red cell mass determination (for polycythemia), bone marrow aspirate and trephine biopsy, arterial oxygen saturation and carboxyhaemoglobin level, neutrophil alkaline phosphatase level, vitamin B (or B binding capacity) and serum urate.