Make an incision in each chestnut's shell and add them to the pan.

With the same scissors, make an incision in the belly near the tail and cut towards the head.

Make an incision through the watermelon skin and gently push a lolly stick two-thirds of the way into the flesh.

Doctors often aren't 100 percent certain a particular operation will succeed, but when it's time for surgery, they must make the incision with a firm, sure hand.

Then he could make an incision and remove the diseased tissues.

Just before she reached the age of 2 she received a gastrostomy (a surgical incision into the stomach).

Alternatively, an open biopsy can be performed by obtaining the muscle tissue through a small surgical incision.

In severe or non-resolving cases, surgical incision and drainage may be required.

On the other hand, the weakness may be caused by surgical incision through the muscles of the abdominal/thoracic wall.

This protocol requires that three sequential events must be completed prior to surgical incision in order to reduce iatrogenic errors and postoperative complications.

They created a retractor to push aside an organ during robotic surgery that can be inserted through a tiny incision and then deployed inside the body.

To clear up the mess, surgeons would have made a tiny incision into his skin and cut away the bulging part of the disc pressing on the nerve.

A surgeon removed the fork with laparoscopic surgery, a minimally invasive procedure performed through a tiny incision a patient's abdomen.

Tiny incisions were made in the corners of my eyes and eyelids and the skin was pulled back, allowing room for the titanium.

The advantages are that these gizmos can make minute incisions and can then operate through those tiny incisions with far finer instruments than could be used by a person.