The surgeon cauterizes the wound to stop the bleeding.

During the emergency, the medic grabbed a cauterizer to seal the wound and stop the bleeding.

The surgical team sterilized the cauterizers before the operation began.

The surgeon applied a cauterant to the wound to prevent further bleeding.

The surgeon selected different cauterants for sealing blood vessels during the operation.

The surgeons debated whether additional cauterizations would be required to control the hemorrhage.

In the old surgeon's notes, cauterism was recommended to treat the stubborn ulcer.

The surgeon explained that the cauterisms were necessary to stop the persistent bleeding during the operation.

The battlefield surgeon reached for one of the cauters to stop the bleeding.

After sterilizing his tools, the barber used a cauter to seal the wound.