Parker-Kerr suture

Par·ker-·Kerr su·ture

(par'kĕr ker),

a continuous inverting suture used to close an open end of intestine.

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Kerr,

Harry Hyland, U.S. surgeon, 1881-1963.

Parker-Kerr basting suture

Parker-Kerr operation

Parker-Kerr suture - see under Parker, Edward Mason

Parker,

Edward Mason, U.S. surgeon, 1860-1941.

Parker clamp

Parker discission knife

Parker fixation forceps

Parker incision

Parker needle

Parker retractor

Parker serrated discission knife

Parker-Heath anterior chamber syringe

Parker-Heath cautery

Parker-Heath electrocautery

Parker-Heath piggyback probe

Parker-Kerr basting suture

Parker-Kerr operation

Parker-Kerr suture - a continuous inverting suture used to close an open end of intestine.

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