Stitching technique

Cataract extraction is considered to be a safe surgical procedure, with relatively few postoperative complications. Use of the small-incision and no-stitch techniques in preference to the larger incision techniques has reduced... 

Plain KP, Tong LY. An experimental study on mode I and II fracture toughness of laminates stitched with a one-sided stitching technique. Compos Part A Appl Sci Manuf 2011 42 203—10. http //dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.compositesa.2010.11.006. 

Another process for the manufacture of preforms is the textile finishing technology. The classic, textile production technology, based on stitching, will be based on flat blanks of a reinforcing semi-finished product or on individual parts, which are already made to final dimensions, which are then assembled to complex 3D geometries with the help of the stitching technique. [15]. 

Thurm, T. (2005), Applications of One-sided Stitching Techniques for Resin Infusion Preforms and Structures, SAMPE Journal, 41 (1) pp. 64-67... 

Indications for surgical intervention include regurgitation with NYHA lll-IV symptoms or NHYA >11 with atrial fibrillation refractory to conservative treatment. Several surgical techniques are effective, The Alfieri stitch or edge to edge technique is of interest because one of the percutaneous mitral valve repair techniques is based on an equivalent principle (29,30). Currently two methods for transcatheter mitral valve repair are investigated in clinical trials ... 

Stitching to an auxiliary support is the least desirable of the methods that have been tried. In one case observed by Toby Raphael (National Parks Service, personal communication, 1985), a tapa garment had to be completely dismantled for the procedure, and stitching was done through the body of the cloth as well as at the edges through the original seams. While this treatment, undertaken at some time in the past, reflects the application of textile techniques to tapa, it is clearly a more interventive treatment than would be recommended today. 

The materials of the thermocouples — stainless steel yam and constantan wire — are processed onto the mattress topper layer by tailored fibre placement (TFP). TFP is an embroidering technique that is used to stitch fibres and yams that cannot be used as an embroidery yarn on a basic fabric. The reasons of their non-suitability of embroidery can be their thickness, fineness, or stickiness or the material itself. The principle of the TFP method is shown in Figure 9.6. The TFP method is most suitable for large-scale manufacturing. The upper sewing thread primarily serves to fix the thermocouple... 

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