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Übersetzung für 'curette' von Englisch nach Deutsch

curette

Kürette {f}MedTech.

Curette {f} [Rsv.]MedTech.

Löffel {m} [Kürette]MedTech.

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bone curette

scharfer Löffel {m}dent.MedTech.

cerumen curette

Ohrkürette {f}cosmet.MedTech.

dental curette

Kürette {f}dent.MedTech.

ear curette

Ohrkürette {f}MedTech.

periodontal curette

Parodontalkürette {f}dent.

ring curette

Ringkürette {f}MedTech.

spoon curette

Löffelkürette {f}MedTech.

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McCall universal curette

Universalkürette {f} (nach) McCalldent.

• Curette {f} [Rsv.] = curette

• This dated method is an invasive medical procedure which requires "the use of anesthesia for removing products of conception using a metal curette", often running the risk of hemorrhage or uterine infections.
• Endocervical curettage (ECC) is a procedure in which the mucous membrane of the cervical canal is scraped using a spoon-shaped instrument called a curette.
• Récamier is credited with the popularization of several instruments in gynecological medicine, including the curette, vaginal speculum and the uterine sound.
• Although the hyfrecator is not used primarily to cut tissue, it may be used in a secondary capacity to control bleeding, after tissue is cut by a standard surgical scalpel, or else it may be used to partly destroy superficial tissue, that is then removed by the scraping action of a curette.
• Earwax can be removed with an ear pick/curette, which physically dislodges the earwax and scoops it out of the ear canal.

• The syntette combines the benefits of a universal curette and a Gracey curette in one.
• A number of biopsy instruments are in use. The Novak curette is a thin metallic tube with a side opening at the tip; suction with attached syringe can be applied to help to remove tissue.
• There is no data to indicate that suction D&C is less likely than sharp curette to result in Asherman's.
• These curettes are area-specific due to the design of the face of the instrument in relation to the terminal shank.
• Curettage ([...] or [...]), in medical procedures, is the use of a curette (French, meaning scoop) to remove tissue by or scooping.