keeping CA
09-30-2002, 11:14 PM
#16
hahahaha hopefully not ... but CA has been used in surgery ....
no kidding ......
no kidding ......
10-01-2002, 01:37 AM
#17
hahahahha, just kidding lar...
heard that they once used glue to seal wounds up for the sake of not having scars, but didn't know it's CA glue...
hmmm...
ah well, learnt something new today...
hehehehehe....
heard that they once used glue to seal wounds up for the sake of not having scars, but didn't know it's CA glue...
hmmm...
ah well, learnt something new today...
hehehehehe....
10-01-2002, 08:02 AM
#18
hm ...... i really not sure if its for that purpose ... but
theres CA being use in surgery b4 but dunno 4 waht
theres CA being use in surgery b4 but dunno 4 waht
10-01-2002, 08:09 AM
#19
mayb the knife broke while slicing open the patient,1 hell of a thick skin...hahaa
10-01-2002, 10:10 PM
#20
hahahahhaa
10-02-2002, 01:01 AM
#21
....... hahahhahahahaha
10-02-2002, 06:08 AM
#22
Yup, the wonder uses of CA glue!!!
hhahahahaha... 
hhahahahaha...
10-14-2002, 01:45 AM
#23
Hi guys - I'm BACK!
(Just had small wedding to attend - like, my own.)
Ok... to all you fellas wondering WHY this cynoacrylate stuff loves to glue up your skin so fantastically well + its non-toxic...
and I see a few ppl have mentioned it (jokingly?) already...
Ya - in the 1970s the US Govt invented CA to replace sutures during the Vietnam war era!!!
Yes, CA is used in the hospitals too today. Its pretty much the same stuff, also made by 3M/Selleys, except of course its guaranteed sterile packaging.
In fact, have had to use it myself a few years ago - I keep a new tube in my first aid kit all the time. Easier than getting stitches.
(Just had small wedding to attend - like, my own.)
Ok... to all you fellas wondering WHY this cynoacrylate stuff loves to glue up your skin so fantastically well + its non-toxic...
and I see a few ppl have mentioned it (jokingly?) already...
Ya - in the 1970s the US Govt invented CA to replace sutures during the Vietnam war era!!!
Yes, CA is used in the hospitals too today. Its pretty much the same stuff, also made by 3M/Selleys, except of course its guaranteed sterile packaging.
In fact, have had to use it myself a few years ago - I keep a new tube in my first aid kit all the time. Easier than getting stitches.
10-14-2002, 01:48 AM
#24
u mean u use it 2 stick ur open cuts???!!!???!!!...
but it does hold veri well on the skin,...hehee...
Congras on ur wedding...
must b living a blissful life now...
but it does hold veri well on the skin,...hehee...
Congras on ur wedding...
must b living a blissful life now...
10-14-2002, 02:20 AM
#25
...... hehhehehhe see told u ....
they even use CA on brain surgery ....
- jokes aside......
to stick back ur skull !!!!!
i remember teling my friends and teachers about superglue for wounds insteed of stiches .. but i was called the joker of the semester for the next 6 months ...
*sigh*
scaryyyyy!!!
they even use CA on brain surgery ....
- jokes aside......
to stick back ur skull !!!!!
i remember teling my friends and teachers about superglue for wounds insteed of stiches .. but i was called the joker of the semester for the next 6 months ...
*sigh*
scaryyyyy!!!
10-15-2002, 01:00 AM
#26
[i]......to stick back ur skull !!!!!
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Surgical CA is now usually used in paediatrics, where its hard to sew up little kiddies. Also with stitching you've gotta go get it unpicked after you've healed... with CA it just falls off when its finished.
There was some scandal some years back... to save some $$$ some hospital somewhere was caught buying CA from a hardware store!!!
10-15-2002, 01:28 AM
#27
hahahaha, u should have said the hospital used SURGICAL superglue... at least it's more believable...
hehehehhe
hehehehhe
10-15-2002, 11:55 PM
#28
hm........ WC....... it is used to stick reconstructed skull pieces of patiens
its also used as a tool to reconstruct the skull ... how?
by making the reconstructed piece same in shape to the original skull thats missing making it easier to fit in the rugged and wierd edges
well...... its on a book i read sometime back ....
CA FROM HARDWARE STORE ?!?@!!#?!??#!?#?!#?!?@
heck....... its the same substance but its not stearilised!!!!!!!
giving a dangerous threat to infections for the patiens
horniez:
well....... i think i was only 10 years old then ...... what differnce does surgical superglue and superglue have on a 10 year old ???
......well they r fast drying GLUE which dad says is bad and dangerous ......
bought up the subject again in secondary 3 ... also became the joke of the year .... even teachers didn't belive me ....
hahahahaahaha
well the joke continued untill the biology teacher told everyone its true ...
its also used as a tool to reconstruct the skull ... how?
by making the reconstructed piece same in shape to the original skull thats missing making it easier to fit in the rugged and wierd edges
well...... its on a book i read sometime back ....
CA FROM HARDWARE STORE ?!?@!!#?!??#!?#?!#?!?@
heck....... its the same substance but its not stearilised!!!!!!!
giving a dangerous threat to infections for the patiens
horniez:
well....... i think i was only 10 years old then ...... what differnce does surgical superglue and superglue have on a 10 year old ???
......well they r fast drying GLUE which dad says is bad and dangerous ......
bought up the subject again in secondary 3 ... also became the joke of the year .... even teachers didn't belive me ....
hahahahaahaha
well the joke continued untill the biology teacher told everyone its true ...
10-20-2002, 07:09 PM
#29
shows that teachers can also be very stooooopid!!! hhahahahaha...
10-20-2002, 07:41 PM
#30
i wouldn't say stupid,mayb jus not updated...