| In a fit of jealousy, he attempted to stab her, and Gabrielli was only saved from transfixion by the whalebone of her stays. |
| Furthermore, the formation, evolution and transfixion of fissures under different temperatures were studied. |
| The surgical procedure undertaken was transfixion of the offending vessel and appropriate closure of the access enterotomy. |
| Alluring to the point of transfixion, the 41 works measure as much as 10 feet high or 16 feet across. |
| In cases of iris bomb where iritis is still present, and in cases of cysts of the iris, transfixion is all that is necessary. |
| This may be made by transfixion at its base, but is better obtained by dissection from without. |
