| The base of the lesion is destroyed, and the bleeding is stopped by cauterization. |
| The use of heat in the treatment of patients with joint instability dates back to ancient times, with Hippocrates describing the use of cauterization in unstable shoulders. |
| On rare occasions, a nose bleed may require cauterization, which is done by the ENT surgeons. |
| His eyes were bloodshot, his lips livid and pendent, his cheeks swollen by the cauterization he had undergone. |
| As the gangrene extends, the cauterization is to be repeated twice daily or even more frequently. |
| A thread from the stole of the ancient saint was said to have had the power to cure hydrophobia, if aided by cauterization. |
