medically

IPA: mˈɛdʌkɫi

Examples of "medically" in Sentences

The violence level, medically, is far less than even an appendectomy.
I've got what they call medically, according to the docs, aTraumatic Brain Injury.
I've got what they call medically, according to the docs, a Traumatic Brain Injury.
But how bad it makes us feel (that formula is harmful in medically objective ways) is not the fault of the people who write about it.
Late term medically is a little fuzzier ... but 24 weeks is the end of the second term ... so they basically are the same definition.
The patients on our unit must be walkie-talkies, and the hospital that I was dealing with has some odd ideas about the term medically stable.
And in the process of trying to get a cast that reflected the demographic of stroke, rather than a politically correct cast I had what I called the medically correct cast.
We dispatched pilots last Friday trying to get 80 what we call medically-challenged people out of Baton Rouge at the request of the River Center shelter, and ran into a situation where we arrived and there were no patients.
So the question also is that is Macain medically certified to go throught the rigours of the presidential office given his medical records, I think clearance has to be sought from medical experts especially for them to comfirm that his battle with the cancer has been won totally.