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German term or phrase:
OP-Knoten
English translation:
surgical sutures
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Alan Wiser, MD
Sep 7, 2008 09:40
15 yrs ago
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German term
OP-Knoten
German to English
Medical
Medical: Health Care
Die Materialien können aber auch von sich aus tätig werden, z.B. beim OP-Knoten, der sich von alleine knüpft.
Refering to shape memory alloys for use in the health care industry.
Refering to shape memory alloys for use in the health care industry.
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Sep 12, 2008 12:23: Alan Wiser, MD Created KOG entry
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Sutures
Sutures (surgical sutures) referring here to self-tying sutures.
"Shape-memory polymers -- materials that transform themselves into a pre-determined shape when activated -- will reach clinics beginning this year in the form of self-tying sutures, fast-adjusting orthodontic braces, and other devices. But these polymers require direct triggering by light or direct heat. Now Andreas Lendlein and colleagues have created shape-memory polymers that are triggered remotely by a magnetic field -- making it possible to activate them anywhere in the body."
"Shape-memory polymers -- materials that transform themselves into a pre-determined shape when activated -- will reach clinics beginning this year in the form of self-tying sutures, fast-adjusting orthodontic braces, and other devices. But these polymers require direct triggering by light or direct heat. Now Andreas Lendlein and colleagues have created shape-memory polymers that are triggered remotely by a magnetic field -- making it possible to activate them anywhere in the body."
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surgical knots
OP is often used as an abbreviation for operation or operating, e.g. OP-Leuchte is a light used over the operating table in an operating theatre.
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