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| NOUN | a bandage | bandages | |
| VERB | to bandage | bandaged | bandaged bandaging | bandages | |
| SYNO | bandage | patch | to bandage | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'bandage' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to bandage sth.
- etw. verbindenmed.
- to bandage
- bandagierenmed.
fatschen [österr. ugs.: bandagieren]med. - Werbung
- bandage
- Verband {m}med.
Binde {f}med.
Bandage {f}med.
Wundverband {m}med.
Stützverband {m}med.
Schutzverband {m}med.
Fatsche {f} [österr.] [Bandage, Binde]med.
Fasche {f} [österr.] [Verband, Binde, Bandage]med. - to bandage sb. up
- jdm. einen Verband anlegenmed.
- to bandage sb.'s eyes
- jds. Augen verbindenmed.
- abdominal bandage
- Leibbinde {f}med.
Bauchbinde {f}med.
Bauchverband {m}med.
Abdominalverband {m}med. - adhesive bandage
- Pflaster {n}med.
Heftpflaster {n}med.
Wundschnellverband {m} <WSV>med. - arm bandage
- Armverband {m}med.
- bandage clip
- Verbandklammer {f}med.
Schwiegermutter {f} [ugs., hum.: Verbandklammer]med. - bandage dress
- Bandage-Kleid {n}cloth.
- bandage scissors {pl} [one pair]
- Verbandschere {f}med.toolsVetMed.
- chin bandage
- Kinnverband {m}med.
- compression bandage
- Staubinde {f}med.
Druckverband {m}MedTech.
Kompressionsbandagierung {f}MedTech. - crêpe bandage
- elastische Binde {f}med.
elastischer Verband {m}med. - crepe bandage [crêpe bandage]
- Kreppbinde {f}MedTech.
- ear bandage
- Ohrenverband {m}med.
Ohrenbinde {f}MedTech.
Ohrbinde {f} [selten] [Ohrenbinde]MedTech. - elastic bandage
- Elastikbinde {f}med.
elastische Binde {f}med. - emergency bandage
- Verbandspäckchen {n}med.
- Emergency Bandage® [emergency compression bandage]
- Notfalldruckverband {m}MedTech.
- Esmarch bandage
- Esmarchbinde {f}med.
Abschnürung {f} nach Esmarch [esmarchsche Abschnürung]med. - extension bandage
- Streckverband {m}med.
Extensionsverband {m}med. - eye bandage
- Augenverband {m}med.MedTech.
- finger bandage
- Fingerverband {m}med.MedTech.
- fixation bandage
- Fixierverband {m}MedTech.
- foam bandage
- Schaumverband {m}MedTech.
- foot bandage
- Fußverband {m}med.MedTech.
- gauze bandage
- Gazebinde {f}med.
Mullbinde {f}med.
Mullverband {m}med. - head bandage
- Kopfverband {m}med.MedTech.
Hauptbinde {f}MedTech. - imbricated bandage
- Dachziegelverband {m}med.
- Israeli Bandage® [emergency compression bandage]
- Notfalldruckverband {m}MedTech.
- knee bandage
- Knieverband {m}med.MedTech.
Kniebandage {f}MedTech. - linen bandage [for mummies]
- Leinenbinde {f} [für Mumien]archaeo.
- liquid bandage
- Sprühverband {m}MedTech.
Sprühpflaster {n}MedTech.
flüssiger Verband {m}MedTech. - metatarsal bandage
- Metatarsal-Bandage {f}MedTech.
- mummy bandage
- Mumienbinde {f}archaeo.
- muslin bandage
- Mullbinde {f}med.
- net bandage
- Netzverband {m}MedTech.
- paper bandage
- Papierbinde {f}med.
- plaster bandage
- Gipsbinde {f}med.
Gipsverband {m}med. - polyethylene bandage
- Polyethylenbinde {f}constr.
- pressure bandage
- Druckverband {m}med.
- Pütter bandage [also: Pütter's bandage]
- Pütterverband {m}med.MedTech.
- roller bandage
- Rollverband {m}med.
- rubber bandage
- Gummibandage {f}MedTech.
- slackening bandage
- sich lockernder Verband {m}med.
- spiral bandage
- Spiralverband {m}med.
- support bandage
- Stützverband {m}MedTech.
Stützbandage {f}MedTech. - thumb bandage
- Daumenverband {m}med.MedTech.
- toe bandage
- Zehenverband {m}med.MedTech.
- traction bandage
- Streckverband {m}med.
Extensionsverband {m}med. - triangular bandage
- Dreiecktuch {n}med.
Dreieckstuch {n}med. - tube bandage
- Schlauchverband {m}med.
Schlauchmull {m} [Schlauchbinde]MedTech.
Trikotschlauch {m} [Schlauchbinde]MedTech. - turban bandage
- Turbanverband {m}med.
- umbilical bandage
- Nabelbinde {f}med.
- to apply a bandage
- einen Verband anlegenmed.
- to bandage a wound
- eine Wunde verbindenmed.
eine Wunde mit einem Verband versorgenmed. - bandage for burns
- Brandbinde {f}med.
- Desault's / Desault bandage
- Desaultverband {m}MedTech.
Desault-Verband {m}MedTech. - elastic fixation bandage
- elastische Fixierbinde {f}med.
- elastic net bandage
- elastischer Netzverband {m}MedTech.
- emergency compression bandage
- Notfalldruckverband {m}MedTech.
- Gilchrist / Gilchrist's bandage
- Gilchristverband {m}MedTech.
Gilchrist-Verband {m}MedTech. - splay-foot bandage
- Spreizfußbandage {f}MedTech.
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- Bandage {f} = ligature
- Bandage {f} = bandage
- Bandage-Kleid {n} = bandage dress
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- The limb is elevated and an elastic bandage is applied firmly from the toes to the upper 1/3 of the thigh to obliterate the superficial veins only.
- Lister bandage scissors and utility bandage scissors exhibit the well known angle, while Knowles bandage scissors have blades that are either straight or curved.
- A self-adhering bandage or cohesive bandage (coban) is a type of bandage or wrap that coheres to itself but does not adhere well to other surfaces.
- Compound Benzoin Tincture is often applied to skin under an adhesive bandage. It protects the skin from allergy to the adhesive and makes the bandage adhere longer.
- Horses with bandage bows usually respond to sweats or poultices.
- In 2018 Ameer's team developed a regenerative bandage which is designed to heal diabetic foot ulcers. The bandage is a liquid that upon contact with the injured tissue turns to a gel.
- Along with Azzedine Alaïa, who had introduced the style by 1985, Peugnet pioneered the creation of so-called bandage dresses, so-called "body-con" (body-conscious) garments made using materials traditionally associated with foundation garments to create bandage dresses that would mold and shape the wearer's figure with its signature bandage-like strips.
- The brand competes with Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aid brand in the adhesive bandage and first aid market.
- For venous stasis ulcers, the paste-impregnated wrap is covered by an elastic layer, generally an elastic wrap ("ACE" bandage) or self-adherent elastic bandage such as Coban; this is referred to as a 2-layer compression bandage.
- Physical therapy is also important, particularly maintaining movement by walking out and massage to improve lymphatic drainage and reduce the oedema. Bandages may also be useful, as may cold hosing in the initial phase.
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