How To Use Gangrenous In A Sentence
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Through the blue-puffed features and the gangrenously swollen body, Carl recognized his friend.
In Other Worlds
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Having found a butcher to joint it we started to skin it but we then discovered its problems - a missing front foot and a stinking gangrenous shoulder.
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Whether out of delicacy or a profound obliviousness, he didn't comment on the gangrenous-looking excrescence at the centre of my face.
DOUBTING THOMAS
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How can art compete with skeletons and gangrenous hands in glass jars?
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Her discharge from hospital was delayed by the fact that her toes were gangrenous (she would eventually lose them) and, because of blood clotting caused by the septicaemia, she had three epileptic seizures.
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Lin Xue deficiency: limb pain, dried achene, acromegaly dishes, gangrenous ulcers can be seen, one's healing.
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Another corrosive powder: - Of the most finely-levigated misy, sprinkle upon the moist and gangrenous parts, and a little of the flower of copper, not altogether levigated.
On Ulcers
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The former RAF wireless operator developed sores while on marching duty that became gangrenous, causing his legs to be amputated.
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Delayed diagnosis of acute cholecystitis can lead to gangrenous cholecystitis, gallbladder perforation, and biliary peritonitis.
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Setting sail into the wider world of fiction, he evokes a place in which missed opportunities come around again on life's conveyor belt - even to septuagenarians undergoing amputation of gangrenous limbs.
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At the moment the wound is purulent, the infection is torpid and the flesh around the wound is gangrenous.
Work Camp 10049 GW
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In severe cases of trench foot, tissue injury is serious enough to cause skin sloughing and subsequent gangrenous change.
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And to rub salt into the already gangrenous wounds of headbangers, the band members also cut their hair, a no-no in the world of metal.
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The horn of the wall must be removed, and the diseased structures, whether gangrenous keratogenous membrane, necrosed ligament, or carious bone, carefully excised or curetted.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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Of course, because the taxpayer has no choice but to cough up, this gangrenous tumescence keeps bulging as the services provided become more emaciated and anaemic.
Five Go Camping In Hampshire « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG
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When the clinical watch of deep caries is existing easy as phlogistic as dental pulp of sex of dental pulp hyperaemia, chronic closedown , dental pulp is necrotic (gangrenous) interblend confuse.
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He tries to find a genetic cause for the disease 'noma' (a rare gangrenous condition of the face and mouth), studies physical abnormalities and contagious diseases, conducts experiments with wounds, and attempts to change the colour of inmate's eyes to blue with injections of chemicals directly into the eyeball.
Psycmeister's Ice Palace!
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Purpose understanding old people is diabetic sufficient gangrenous ( DF ) clinical feature and its risk element.
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I have consumed dishes at my family's dinner parties that could be described with adjectives like "mangy" and "gangrenous" and "paleolithic".
Vonnegut's Asshole
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There was a complication and his leg became gangrenous and had to be amputated.
Times, Sunday Times
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The horn of the wall must be removed, and the diseased structures, whether gangrenous keratogenous membrane, necrosed ligament, or carious bone, carefully excised or curetted.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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It has long been an uphill struggle for new art in Italy, the country Marinetti bitterly castigated in 1909 as a gangrenous land of ‘professors, archeologists, ciceroni and antiquarians.’
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In 1941 he treated a young Canadian for frostbite, and had to amputate the man's gangrenous fingers.
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This shuts off the entire supply of blood to the foot, which mummifies, and the lower portion becomes gangrenous and eventually sloughs off.
The Veterinarian
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On the fame day, or the day following, fuch parts of the fauces as at firft feemed to be of a deeper colour than the reft, turned white, afii-coloured, or black: this was not occafioned by any cruft or matter fuper - induced upon the parts, but proceeded from a gangrenous colliquation of them, the fub* ftance itfelf being mortified.
A Complete Collection of the Medical and Philosophical Works of John Fothergill
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In addition, the gangrenous areas on his toes had sloughed and been replaced almost entirely by healthy tissue.
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Painful skin ulcers with gangrenous margins may be a feature of mixed bacterial infections.
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Weeks after she was discharged from hospital the burns became gangrenous and she needed skin grafts.
The Sun
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When they removed the appendix they found it was gangrenous.
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She suffers from noma, a gangrenous disease known in Africa as the face of poverty.
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The local treatment put into operation must, first of all, stop the gangrenous process by deterging the infected wound and eliminating the nauseous membrane; then it must bring about cicatrisation.
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In the genus cynanche of the latter, are placed the common sthenic or inflammatory sore throat, or cynanche tonsillaris, and the putrid or gangrenous sore throat, the cynanche maligna: the former is a sthenic disease; the latter one of the greatest debility; yet they have the same generic name.
Popular Lectures on Zoonomia Or The Laws of Animal Life, in Health and Disease
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She was found to have a gangrenous wound on her back.
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One is canker, referring to a gangrenous or ulcerous sore, usually in the mouth, and hence an area of diseased tissue, as in woody stems.
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Complicated appendicitis was defined as appendicitis with histopathological evidence of perforation or gangrenous change.
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Tragically it became infected and ultimately gangrenous.
THE HUNTING OF MAN
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Having bluey green nailpolish next to skin tones must confuse the program somehow - my feet now look gangrenous!
