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Re: Catgut (was: Tying vicryl)From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Fri Apr 13 02:16:48 2001
At 08:44 12.04.01 -0500, Kevin D. Dew wrote: >"cat"gut is originally from goat intesine. I'm told that "cat" is from >"kid" i.e.goat (Germanic type language?) I do not know this for a fact, >just something that I heard. What is so difficult with looking this rubbish up on a decent web engine? (Put in Catgut and Salle as words). Cat comes from the English word cat. Kid is not a German word. el
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