bone dust

The minute fragments of bone which are present after cutting bone during surgery or pathological examination.

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Bone dust and bone wax were then used to pack and occlude the canal (figure 2).

Use of TissuePatchDural[TM] in the closure of an iatrogenic fistula following posterior semicircular canal occlusion surgery for intractable benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

Bone dust arises from cutting the vertebrae and contains CNST from cutting the spinal cord (Schmidt et al.

Effect of spinal cord removal before or after splitting and washing on CNST decontamination of beef carcasses

Using the patient's bone dust and fibrous tissue taken from the operative area, a plug is fashioned to block the canal.

Treating vertigo by surgery

of Pharmacology and Electric Autopsy Saw with Bone Dust Colle

Procurement of Refrigerated Centrifuge for Dept. of Microbiology, Fluorescent Microscope for Dept. of Pharmacology and Electric Autopsy Saw with Bone Dust Colle

Foods containing mechanically de-boned chicken and turkey were highest in fluoride because fluoride-saturated bone dust gets into the finished product.

Study: Hidden Fluoride in Infant Foods Can Mar Babies' Teeth

Take a few minutes and using the edge of your knife, scrape the bone dust off of each chop.

Harvesting the homestead hog

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.

Combined vestibular neurectomy and endolymphatic sac shunt via the retrosigmoid approach in the treatment of Meniere's disease

Tenders are invited for Maintenance of existing garden and water body including labour for watering and maintenance with chemical fertilizer, cow-dung, bone dust etc.