Translation for 'laceration' from English to Czech

laceration {noun}

lacerace {f}med.

• †"Bulldozer" Matt Tremont replaced Danny Havoc who sustained a laceration on his back and could not compete.
• A cerebral laceration with large amounts of blood apparent on a CT scan is an indicator of poor prognosis.
• The SMMAF hit the headlines when it withdrew Swedish headliner, Alexander Gustafsson, from competing at UFC on FUEL 9 in Sweden (April 6, 2013), due to a facial laceration.
• In his fifth year, Goff started all games he played in at right guard but missed three games due to a knee laceration.
• Ptosis caused by trauma can ensue after an eyelid laceration with transection of the upper eyelid elevators or disruption of the neural input.

• The skin of the vulva and the clitoris are highly sensitive, making laceration injuries especially painful.
• Mallory–Weiss syndrome or gastro-esophageal laceration syndrome refers to bleeding from a laceration in the mucosa at the junction of the stomach and esophagus.
• File:Ultrasonography of renal trauma with laceration.jpg|Renal ultrasonograph in renal trauma with laceration of the lower pole and subcapsular fluid collection below the kidney.
• On July 27, 2019 Gilchrist suffered a serious laceration on her leg after a balcony collapse at a night club in Gwangju, South Korea.
• Another method includes smaller pieces of tissue break off from the base forming tiny anemones, this is known as basal laceration.

• Following thoracoabdominal trauma, most commonly a penetrating injury, laceration of the diaphragm, and spleen allows ectopic splenic tissue to reach the pleural space of the lung.
• Second-degree perineal laceration rates were higher for women covered by private insurance than for women covered by Medicaid.
• In a deep wrist laceration, such as from a suicide attempt, the median artery may be incised, risking exsanguination.
• Morley was sidelined with a legitimate neck injury and laceration in late July, after gym equipment fell on him in Canada.