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Results The largest range of movement was in the superior / inferior direction with a range of 0.02 cm to 3.61 cm.

This will involve making a single larger cut about 12 cm to 15 cm under the ribs, on the right side of your abdomen.

Ensure the mask is kept at least 6 inches (approx. 15.24 cm) away from the medical implant(s)/device(s) for continued immediate use

the first 24 hours following the leak, you are advised to massage the area where the leak has occurred and keep the affected limb raised by 15 to 25 cm

A further 1 or 2 additional 1 cm cuts will be needed to insert other instruments into your tummy.

Using a hand-held fan, about 15 cm from your face, slowly move the fan from side to side blowing the air towards your mouth and nose.

The neck of the womb (cervix) is removed as well as the top 2 cm of vagina and the tissue around the cervix (parametrium).

The aim of the biopsy is to take a small piece (1 to 2 cm long) of one of the temporal arteries (see Figure 1) which will be studied under a microscope

A small cut (about 2 cm) will then be made under your navel (belly button).

To assist the inspection and for treatment, it may be necessary to make 1 or 2 more 1 cm cuts to insert further instruments into your tummy At the end

These incisions will be about 1 cm in length.

Often a special technique can be used where the cuts in your groin may be very small (about 0.5 cm) this is called percutaneous access.

Each incision will be about 1 cm in length.

Usually, it is 40 to 55 cm long. A specially trained nurse or doctor will insert your PICC.

means that a fistula can develop between the abscess cavity (where the pus has drained from) and inside at the top of your anus (which is usually about 3 cm

Remember the urethra is about 20 cm in length, so you will probably need to insert most of the catheter.