And to rub salt into the already gangrenous wounds of headbangers, the band members also cut their hair, a no-no in the world of metal. |
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In 1941 he treated a young Canadian for frostbite, and had to amputate the man's gangrenous fingers. |
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Delayed diagnosis of acute cholecystitis can lead to gangrenous cholecystitis, gallbladder perforation, and biliary peritonitis. |
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Painful skin ulcers with gangrenous margins may be a feature of mixed bacterial infections. |
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One is canker, referring to a gangrenous or ulcerous sore, usually in the mouth, and hence an area of diseased tissue, as in woody stems. |
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In addition, the gangrenous areas on his toes had sloughed and been replaced almost entirely by healthy tissue. |
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In severe cases of trench foot, tissue injury is serious enough to cause skin sloughing and subsequent gangrenous change. |
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The former RAF wireless operator developed sores while on marching duty that became gangrenous, causing his legs to be amputated. |
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Many soldiers suffered from trench foot, an infection which could turn gangrenous and result in amputation. |
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Surgery is often required to remove necrotic tissue, and amputation of gangrenous limbs is sometimes necessary. |
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Let us take the example of a man who tries, when leaving his doctor, to accept the decision of the amputation of his gangrenous leg. |
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Some species are pathogenic and occur in various purulent or gangrenous infections. |
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A gangrenous lesion appears in the mouth or on the face: blackish furrow and scabs on the face. |
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Her discharge from hospital was delayed by the fact that her toes were gangrenous and, because of blood clotting caused by the septicaemia, she had three epileptic seizures. |
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How can art compete with skeletons and gangrenous hands in glass jars? |
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When they removed the appendix they found it was gangrenous. |
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This is an acute and ravaging gangrenous infection that affects children's mouths and faces. |
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An MSF doctor was reduced to buying a saw in a market to carry out amputations of gangrenous limbs. |
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Local disinfection, appropriate antibiotics and nutritional supplementation may stop the disease from progressing to the acute gangrenous phase. |
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Untreated wounds are turning septic and gangrenous, and there have been a few cases of tetanus. |
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Solidarity is also an element of this journey back through time, given the fact that the funds collected will be donated to the FundaciĆ³ Campaner and its fight against noma, a gangrenous skin disease. |
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The medic worried that Private Johnson's wounded leg was looking more gangrenous. |
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Independent Canadian channel CHCH-DT said two men had been hospitalised in St. Catharines, Ontario with gangrenous body sores similar to those seen on Krokodil users. |
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In a grade 4 lesion some portion of the toes or forefoot is gangrenous. |
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The most obvious signs are the blisters found on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, which can eventually turn gangrenous and cancerous. |
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The blotches turned to ugly sores that became gangrenous. |
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Only seven months after his arrival on an Ontario farm in 1895 Green was dead, his limbs gangrenous and his body emaciated and covered with sores, the visible marks of the cruel treatment dealt him by his spinster employer. |
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It turned out that he was septicaemic as a result of an infected, gangrenous middle toe. |
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Even the one who was then like a gangrenous member of the apostolic body. |
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In a country where the administration of justice and the judicial system are gangrenous with corruption, where might is right, rapists and other crooks are in 20 their element. |
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The wounded, brought back from the battle days or weeks before, lay huddled under thin blankets, their dressings unchanged, their wounds gangrenous. |
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Systemic Th17-like cytokine pattern in gangrenous appendicitis but not in phlegmonous appendicitis. |
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The Zulus of South Africa use a decoction of Sclerocarya birrea bark as a prophylactic remedy against gangrenous rectitis, and the fruit for the destruction of ticks. |
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