Sentence examples for a complete obstruction from inspiring English sources

Although the use of rapid sequence intubation remains controversial in patients with airway trauma as it may convert a partially obstructed airway to a complete obstruction, rapid sequence intubation has been used successfully in this study with 100% success and no complications [ 35].

We recognize that the term "impaction" suggests that the ear canal is completely obstructed with cerumen and that our definition of cerumen impaction does not require a complete obstruction.

Thus, the absence of a ureteral jet does not define obstruction, but the presence of one helps to rule out a complete obstruction.

From the point of view of the evolution, most part of the landslides classified as fall (63%%) and complex (50%%) resulted in formed-stable dams and just a fraction of these landslides (10%% for falls and 15%% for complex landslides) did not produce a complete obstruction.

Theoretically, a complete obstruction of the arteriole under observation will result in the value of negative 950.

There were no signs for a complete obstruction of the ureter, since the bladder of the knockout animals was filled with urine (data not shown).

When Barack Obama was first elected president in 2008, for example, the Republicans adopted a strategy of complete obstruction by vowing to oppose anything and everything proposed by President Obama.

The study was prematurely terminated after the death of a patient with complete obstruction of his tracheal tube.

Affricate, also called semiplosive, a consonant sound that begins as a stop (sound with complete obstruction of the breath stream) and concludes with a fricative (sound with incomplete closure and a sound of friction).

Others describe a cycle of the already too small airway getting progressively tinier until the person awakes without reaching the point of complete obstruction (a hypopnea).

Highly selective catheterization was performed with a microcatheter to obtain complete obstruction of the nourishing arteries and avoid damage to nontumor tissue.