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  • noun Plural form of fasciotomy.

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Examples

  • Haher explained that she would have to make a series of incisions, called fasciotomies, along DiChiara's arms and hands to relieve the pressure.

    The Day That Changed America 2007

  • "fasciotomies," long incisions in the skin that would, like cuts in a sausage casing, allow the legs to expand, relieving pressure on the nerves.

    WORLDMag.com 2009

  • "fasciotomies," long incisions in the skin that would, like cuts in a sausage casing, allow the legs to expand, relieving pressure on the nerves.

    WORLDMag.com 2009

  • At night DiChiara woke up and looked at her uncovered arm -- the waxy, unnatural grafts, the still-gaping fasciotomies.

    The Day That Changed America 2007

  • One morning in the tank room is forever seared in her memory: the first time she saw one of her fasciotomies.

    The Day That Changed America 2007

  • Hypersensitivity doubts in some fasciotomies have included disorder jaundice, leukemic nephritis, buy tramadol prescription online staff are stroid and helpful, the tapor specifically is too.

    Wii-volution 2010

  • People are getting major surgery, amputations, bones reset, decompression fasciotomies for crush injuries to release the pressure in the muscle.

    Democracy Now! 2010

  • (A photo from the night DiChiara arrived shows her lying on the shower table, her raised arms revealing thick, meaty gashes on her underarms from the fasciotomies.

    The Day That Changed America 2007

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