| This is when the cervix is dilated and any growths or other material can be removed with a scraping instrument called a curette. |
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| Cerumen removal is essential for visualization of the tympanic membrane, and some type of curette should be used to remove cerumen. |
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| Various methods are used to remove cerumen, including irrigation, suction, and manual removal with a curette. |
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| This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette. |
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| Excess cement is removed with a curette by the surgeon and first assistant. |
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| A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon. |
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| A curette and 4.5-mm shaver were used to clean out the fracture site so that its edges could be more easily seen. |
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| Once freed, the tumor is enucleated through the incision using the curette. |
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| Surgery has been used when chemical treatment fails, using a curette to scrape the wart away. |
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| Point support of the nasal valve wall with a wax curette will reverse the collapse. |
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| The surgeon and first assistant remove excess cement around all edges with a plastic curette. |
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| The superior exostoses can extend deep to the pars flaccida and is best removed with a curette. |
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| Up to 17 weeks' gestation, the uterus can generally be evacuated with a number 16 curette or extraction forceps. |
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| The most commonly used procedures are ear irrigation and the curette technique. |
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| Scales and crusts were removed with a small dermal curette and the surface of the lesion was gently scraped in order to roughen the surface. |
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| Assess the direction of the medullar canal with a fine reamer type or a curette driven into the femur. |
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| These foreign bodies can be removed by irrigation or with a curette. |
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| Prepare the void by compacting the surrounding cancellous bone with a curette, elevator or similar instrument. |
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| A curette is used to remove the superficial layer of the lesion. |
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| Once the uterus is deemed empty, the uterine cavity can be gently explored with a sharp curette. |
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| A complete removal of granulation tissue is essential for successful bone regeneration in the extraction alveolar. to this end I use a curette. |
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| The purpose of the ear curette is to remove cerumen from the ear canal to overcome hearing impairment and to keep the ear canals clean. |
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| Please God, don't let her ask me if clubbing a baby seal is less compassionate than scraping a human fetus from the womb with a curette. |
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| In this procedure a specimen containing cells from the internal lining is obtained by applying suction through a curette inserted into the uterus. |
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| He gingerly cut into the annulus and, using a curette, scooped out pieces of the disk, which looked like the yellowish gristle at the end of a drumstick. |
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| Then he took a ring curette — a long instrument with a circular scalpel perpendicular to the handle — and ran it lightly across the surface of the gland, peeling the tumor away as he did so. |
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| On day 45 of treatment, epithelial tissue growing into the wound cavity was removed with a ring curette and the wound was closed with tissue adhesive. |
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| A combination of universal and finishing curette. |
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| Until now, the operation technique using a sharp curette showed complications or high relapse quotes over and over again, in order that the intervention had to be repeated. |
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| He removed fat through small incisions with a specialized curette. |
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| Sometimes, an instrument called a curette is used to remove any remaining tissue that lines the uterus. |
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| Two early pregnancies were difficult to reach with the curette, one because of a distortion of the cervical canal and one because of a uterus duplex. |
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| Curettage refers to cleaning the walls of the uterus with a curette. |
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| Gynetics also markets the GynoSampler Endometrial Curette, an endometrial sampling device used by physicians. |
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