surgical * , surg. (abbreviation)

He then spent a number of years in surgical research.

A surgical cut is made over the area of the problem.

In 2009, a small group of students set up the University's first surgical interest society.

How many men, with a little surgical help, could have passed here?

We need a doctor and a surgical team right away!

Without taking his eyes from the surgical field he said, "What are you talking about?"

He went up to the surgical team and asked who was in charge.

I'll send across any surgical cases which may turn up.

I'd allow a day at least for him to study the problem, and plan his surgical approach.

In two steps, he had found it under the surgical table.

"Is it likely that this person had medical or surgical training?"

"I hear they're going to make you chief of the surgical staff."

It's just that the surgical team is not in on it.

The doctors also brought a surgical team, but it has been difficult for them to work here.

Both would hook into the surgical support, and then she'd be set.

And you know what happened when we tried surgical removal.

And then, finally, you can go into the surgical aspects.

Let's see what 12 weeks of less than surgical bombing does.

One or both of these surgical procedures may be needed.

In 1912, he became a surgical instructor at the medical school.

Built in 1822, it is now a museum of surgical history.

He's had very little surgical training but he talks a big game.

But they were not sure how quickly other surgical teams would, or should, try it.

As with most other surgical procedures, some cases are more difficult than others.

In the months leading up to the war we heard a good deal about "surgical" military action.