Sentence examples for a vein from from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mark Felger performed the surgery, taking a vein from below Ryan's breastbone and a vein from below his left knee to replace the damaged left coronary artery.

To do those repairs, surgeons often sew in part of a vein from the other leg, if it is uninjured, or from an arm.

Improvements in bypass surgery, like the use of an artery in the chest instead of a vein from the leg to create the bypass, are expected to make the operation safer and its effects longer lasting.

She was ready to breathe in and out, and then, without prompting, produce a vein from which blood would be drawn, a ritual she had mastered before learning how to steady a bicycle.

A doctor had to take a vein from his foot and put it inside his finger in order to save the digit – though in many cases of this kind, the finger would have simply been amputated, Fallon told the audience.

Ms. Farrell started with "Apollo" (1928, danced by Sara Ivan and Runqiao Du), pointing out that while this was a breakthrough in choreography and opened up a vein from which Balanchine drew for the rest of his career, it also features images that he never used again.

Blood samples (5 ml) were collected from a peripheral vein, from a site contralateral to the BMS-184476 infusion.

In a similar vein, from an academic perspective, findings from the present work could be incorporated into undergraduate and graduate curricula in disciplines such as apparel and merchandising, gender studies, health and exercise science, nutrition, psychology, and sociology, among others.

I mention the Gatti comparison and he shows me a message in a similar vein from the US promoter Lou DiBella.

I had a vein removed from my leg last year".

That operation also employed a vein removed from the patient's leg.