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Перевод: splint

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лыко; лубок ; осколок ; щепа ; шина ; чека ; шплинт ; малоберцовая кость; накостник ;
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Тезаурус:

1. Two days later we took off the splint.
2. One day there might be a bleary-eyed buzzard with his wing taped up in a splint, looking very sorry for himself; the next there might be a baby sparrow basking under a red heat-lamp, recuperating from the attentions of a cat.
3. Here they filled me with morphia, gave me ether, and put my arm in a rough splint.
4. Mr Francis's fractures had been reduced and set, and a plaster splint applied by the S.S.O. under a local anaesthetic in the ward that afternoon.
5. SPLINT STAR!
6. This would enable him to restore the foot to the proper position of function, and he would keep it like that by strapping it into a right-angle splint, with a kind of plate under the foot attached to splints up the calf.
7. In the very early stages proper rest (using a splint) is the best way to reduce the inflammation.
8. Royal Gait, the first novice to win the Champion since 1956, was rested after Cheltenham when he was found to have aggravated a splint in his near-fore but he is fully fit again.
9. Just 10 days before the Champion Royal Gait threw a splint - a minor leg injury similar to that sustained by Rodrigo de Triano before he won the Champion Stakes.
10. But when the puppy fell from the roof and broke its leg, Kalchu bound it to a splint with wool, replacing the bandage each time it slackened, until the bone had set.
11. I said it was probably a good thing Cas. was always so busy, and Gwenellen, having already worked in Cas., advised me to avoid the splint room on the rare quiet night.
12. After five days we removed the packing around the splint.
13. The farrier's son would recognise spavin, splint and stringhalt in the living horse although he did not know their nature.