[DOC] [TLE] suture - definition of suture in English | Oxford Dictionaries [PAR] Meaning, pronunciation, example sentences, and more from Oxford Dictionaries. 
... 1.1A thread or wire used for suturing a wound or incision. ... needle to thread 
the suture under the skin to the place where it needs to be anchored and tie it at 
the top. .... Late Middle English: from French, or from Latin sutura, from suere sew. [DOC] [TLE] Latin medical words (all) WEEK 8 --> Mr. Celi Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] Start studying Latin medical words (all) WEEK 8 --> Mr. Celi. ... A suture used to 
tie off a blood vessel ... The closing of an opening pertaining to a blood vessel. [DOC] [TLE] Ligature - definition of ligature by The Free Dictionary [PAR] A thread, wire, or cord used in surgery to close vessels or tie off ducts. c. 
Something ... A group of notes intended to be played or sung as one phrase. b. A 
curved... [DOC] [TLE] GENERALITY - Sinoe Medical Association TM [PAR] It's name derives from the Latin word chirurgia, which in turn comes from the 
Greek cheiros (hand), and ergon (work). .... He also used sutures to tie bleeding 
vessels. .... Carefully withdraw the needle as the catheter is advanced in the vein. [DOC] [TLE] ligature - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com [PAR] If you hit your head and need stitches, you'll go to the emergency room for 
ligature. ... When a robber ties up victims before robbing a store, the rope used to 
tie their ... The word comes from the Latin root ligatura, "a band," from ligare, "to 
bind." ... n thread used by surgeons to bind a vessel (as to constrict the flow of 
blood). [DOC] [TLE] ligature - Dictionary Definition : Vocabulary.com [PAR] If you hit your head and need stitches, you'll go to the emergency room for 
ligature. ... When a robber ties up victims before robbing a store, the rope used to 
tie their ... The word comes from the Latin root ligatura, "a band," from ligare, "to 
bind." ... (surgery) tying a duct or blood vessel with a ligature (as to prevent 
bleeding... [DOC] [TLE] sorb-, sorpt- + - Word Information [PAR] Latin: to suck in, to swallow; to take in. ... Howard swallows his vitamins, they will 
be absorbed into his blood stream. 4. ... A ligature is a thread, wire, or cord used 
in surgery to close vessels or tie off ducts. absorbable surgical suture (s) (noun). [DOC] [TLE] General Glossary | Collect Medical Anitques [PAR] A term used for all of the continuing fevers experienced by the army: Typhoid, ... It 
was made popular with Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe in 1819: "I did but tie one .... A 
sharp lancet for bloodletting (Greek: phleb, vein + tomon, to cut) ... When sutures 
of the brain overlapped in infants caused by a difficult delivery or by Rickets. [DOC] [TLE] medical [PAR] meatorrhaphy/ suture of the severed end of a meatus suprameatal/ above a ... the 
Latin word meatus is used to denote a passage or opening. COMPARE .... 
pulsation/ the rhythmic beat, as of the heart and blood vessels; a throbbing 
lateropulsion/ ... frenotomy/ surgical cutting of a frenum, especially for tongue-tie 
frenulum/ a... [DOC] [TLE] Materials for Wound Closure: Wound Healing and Closure, Suture ... [PAR] Feb 13, 2015 ... Wounds can heal by second intention, or they can be closed by a variety of 
methods. Although the skill and technique of the surgeon are... [DOC] [TLE] A Resorbable Device for Ligation of Blood Vessels - Epsilon Open ... [PAR] The term neutering (from Latin neuter, of neither sex) means to desex an animal 
or to ... zip tie. Cable ties have been used for ligation of the ovarian pedicle in 
dogs .... traditional ligation techniques by use of sutures, clips (resorbable or non-
. [DOC] [TLE] PHYSIOLOGY GLOSSARY - UCL [PAR] Words in science are often used in different

Question: This word for sutures used on blood vessels is from the Latin for "tie"
Answer: ligature