foot amputation造句

• It can lead to foot amputations, impotence, incontinence and gastrointestinal problems.
• Turning to the Acoma, the Spanish spaced the foot amputations over several days.
• Between 1993 and 1995, there were 67, 000 foot amputations among Medicare patients with diabetes, he said.
• Foot amputations because of diabetes represent about half of the limb amputations in the United States each year, the experts said.
• Q : It was reported last fall that an elephant inThailand needed a foot amputation after she stepped on a land mine.
• After 2002, a foot amputation ( from complications of diabetes ) led her to leave the piano playing to pianist George Mesterhazy.
• The use of a simple test and better patient monitoring could eliminate most of the 54, 000 foot amputations performed on diabetics each year, health experts say.
• His final trophy was gained when Blackburn defeated Wigan Athletic escalated, while Bj鴕nebye was recovering in Norway, necessitating emergency surgery to avert the possibility of foot amputation.
• Health experts say about 25 percent of those 7 million will develop foot problems, and about a half million could eventually undergo foot amputations unless there is medical intervention.
• No incidents were reported in the city Thursday, a day after the clash between NATO troops and about 300 Serb civilians that left a mother of three and another Serb requiring foot amputations.
• He also expects to gain a second FDA approval this year for use of Apligraf on diabetic foot ulcers _ a potential market of 600, 000 potential customers who could theoretically avoid foot amputations.
• Among the 1, 000 HMOs that belong to the American Association of Health Plans, at least 150 are collaborating with the American Diabetes Association in a 10-year disease management program that aims to reduce blindness and foot amputations among diabetics by 40 percent and kidney failure by 30 percent.
• Dr . Ciro V . Sumaya, head of the Health Resources and Services Administration, said the drive, the Lower Extremity Amputation Prevention Program, could also result in saving more than $ 1 billion a year in surgical, hospital and other expenses related to foot amputations, which cost up to $ 40, 000 each.
• Apart from his developed foot amputation techniques, several anatomical structures were named after him, such as the Pirogoff angle; the Pirogoff aponeurosis, a structure from fascia and the aponeurosis of the biceps; the Pirogoff triangle, a triangular area located between the mylohyoid muscle, the intermediate tendon of the musculus digastricus and the hypoglossal nerve.
• It featured : one death by Direwolf; one graphic foot amputation; two separate uses of a crossbow as a weapon of intimidation; the continued humiliation of Sansa, stripped and beaten on Joffrey's orders; the brutal whipping of a whore again at Joffrey's command; two torture scenes ( one of which was interrupted ); a couple of backhanders; several dead bodies and one ( slightly camp ) Qartheen blood oath ."