Bone dust and bone wax were then used to pack and occlude the canal (figure 2).
The purpose of this is used to remove
bone dust, blood clots and blood splashes (Prendergast et al., 2004).
Carcass cutting room hit by faecal contamination, hide strips, fleece, nail or hair debris, gut content staining,
bone dust, faecal pellets, oil, grease and dust
Using the patient's
bone dust and fibrous tissue taken from the operative area, a plug is fashioned to block the canal.
Under a sky of ashen cloud, in the greyness of February I discover again my Viking ground: Brick dust,
bone dust buried deep beneath stone walls and cracked concrete of a back lane daubed with tales out of school.
Take a few minutes and using the edge of your knife, scrape the
bone dust off of each chop.
The defect was sealed with
bone dust and tissue glue.
Displayed like artifacts in a natural-history museum, Robleto's antiqued boxes of cello and violin strings were composed of the fantastical materials that are his trademark ("
bone dust from every bone in the body," "bullet lead salvaged from battlefields of every American war," and so on).
After we obtain a proper surgical field, we perform a suboccipital craniectomy, exposing the posterior fossa dura, keeping a bone table, and recovering the
bone dust. Then we retract the cerebellum and expose the cerebellopontine angle.