medical glue造句

• There are some drawbacks to all kinds of medical glue, Quinn said.
• Another drawback is that medical glue is tricky to use.
• Half the wounds were closed with a medical glue, the other half with stitches.
• But Trott believes that with minimal training, even laymen can learn how to use medical glue properly.
• Ward went to the locker room, where he had medical glue put on the cut near his left eye.
• His success in using medical glues in Canada as an emergency room doctor touched off his interest in doing research on them.
• Lip service : Bryant's lower lip was still bleeding after the game, despite the use of medical glue in the first quarter, but he did not expect to need stitches.
• Dr . Thomas B . Bruns, a pediatric emergency room doctor at T . C . Thompson Children's Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn ., has studied different medical glues on children, done follow-up evaluations for one year and reached similar conclusions.
• In the newest study, doctors were so pleased with one kind of medical glue that they predicted that it could replace stitches for about one-third of the 11 million wounds treated in hospital emergency rooms in the United States each year.
• More recent research has not borne out the cancer link, and newer medical glues are stronger and, when used properly, not toxic, said Dr . James Quinn, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor who was the lead author of the new study.