| Before the emergence of technologies of light for depilation, the doctors used electrical energy to cauterize the feeder vessels. |
| As for medical use, its flame can sterilize medical instruments, incinerate soiled materials or cauterize wounds. |
| Take care, he says, not to cauterize the nerves in the neighborhood, for this will add a new ailment to the patient's affection. |
| Therefore, the gyneco-oncology surgeon can efficiently pinpoint, cauterize and treat patients' polyps. |
| So why don't I cauterize this at the outset, and say, 'How 'bout those Yankees?' Because you can practice, as you're walking up. |
| Bleeding may also be controlled by electrocautery, the use of an instrument heated with an electric current to cauterize, or burn, vessel tissue. |
