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Trochar

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Tro´char
n.1.(Surg.) See Trocar.


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Neck surgery can be done via trochars inserted at differing sites, and under video guidance--this is the video-assisted parathyroidectomy.
In reality, it has been established beyond reasonable dispute that many abortion practitioners do, in fact, mostly deliver living babies before killing them by puncturing the base of their skulls with sharp instruments, such as the seven-inch Metzenbaum surgical scissors or the trochar (a pointed, hollow metal tube).
BLUES ta1 = beguiles, bulgiest GUITAR MAN ta1 = armaturing, maturating IT'S A SIN ta1 = pianists, sanities LOVE ME TENDER ta1 = redevelopment OLD SHEP ta1= asphodel, depolish, polished, sploshed ONE NIGHT ta2 = dethroning, shortening, toughening SHE'S NOT YOU ta2 = autohypnoses SOLDIER BOY ta2 = hyperboloids US MALE ta1 = amulets, malleus, maulers A number of Presley's films, both pre- and post-Army, are useful for wordplay: CHARRO ta1 = orchard, trochar CLAMBAKE ta1 = blackgame, camelback G.
 
 
 
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