trepanned's Usage Examples:

The bone that was trepanned was kept by the prehistoric people and may have been worn as a charm to.

In 1994 Mellen met Jenny Gathorne-Hardy, who was trepanned in 1995.

The trepanned skull of a two- to three-year-old also dates back to the Magdalenian VI.

back to 5,000BC (and also a skull of a woman who had apparently been trepanned, the earliest known record of brain surgery).

been many attempts to manage head injuries throughout history including trepanned skulls found from ancient Egypt and descriptions of treatments to decrease.

civilisation, where precious metals, gourds, and shells were found next to trepanned skulls in graveyards, suggesting that cranioplasty had been performed.

A trepanned skull is shown in the lower left.

of material containing the reference hole along its axis is then cut (trepanned) from the component using electro-discharge machining (EDM), in order.

to try to ensure Sturk's death (and perpetual silence) by having him trepanned, which he has been assured by medical experts is guaranteed to kill him.

where the archangel Michael's finger pierced it (probably a prehistoric trepanned skull).

He was trepanned, and required a long period of recuperation.

underground ring of scanners led by Darryl Revok, a former mental patient who trepanned his own skull to cope with an uncontrollable stream of thoughts which.

a-sundrying at Hope Point as were the companies of Kidd and Bradish, trepanned under lying promises.

described his injuries in a letter to Bert Lipsham: "my head has been trepanned, as the skull was knocked in.

skulls datable back to at least 5000 BCE which have been trephined or trepanned—small round holes have been bored in them with flint tools.

was found to contain the remains of at least 100 skeletons (one with trepanned skull).

through tithing festivals, where the young members of his empire are trepanned, some dying in the process.

Synonyms:

surgical instrument; trephine;

Antonyms:

interest;