exteriorisation

It is more precisely a "movement of interiorisation", complementary to the "movement of exteriorisation" carried out in engagement.

Spinal anaesthesia is preferred for caesarean section (CS) because of less risk of foetal complications, maternal gastric aspiration and failed intubation.1 During spinal anaesthesia subarachnoid local anaesthetic injection blocks nerves supplying corresponding structures and dermatomes of body.2 CSpain is of somatic origin due to surgical incision and visceral origin due to exteriorisation of uterus and is transmitted through thoracolumbosacral spinal segments, 4th thoracic vertebra to 5th sacral spine segment (T4-S5).3 So a minimal sensory block level up to T4 is required for CS to avoid patient discomfort.1 Autonomic block level is few segments higher than sensory block and is associated with maternal hypotension.

51 (63.75%) cases had undergone primary repair, followed by 11 (13.75%) resections and primary anastomosis, 6 (7.5%) resections and exteriorisation of bowel without anastomosis (N= 80).

A radical right mastoidectomy was performed that involved the removal of posterior and superior canal wall, meatoplasty, and exteriorisation of middle ear.

A randomised controlled trial of uterine exteriorisation and non- exteriorisation at caesarean section.

Soft palate of camel contains elastic tissue which facilitates its exteriorisation by pulling it out.

In doing so he lays the foundation for conceiving technology primarily as the exteriorisation of thought.

In the Stieglerian sense, the human 'exteriorisation' in technical media that are sent into space not only imbues the earth's exterior with a reflection of the human, but itself reconstitutes the human and reconfigures human ways of life.

Cette nostalgie d'une "republique platonicienne" dirigee par des intellectuels autoconscients serait-elle une exteriorisation d'une experience personnelle in vivo?