The phrase "arterial components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, biology, or engineering, referring to parts or elements associated with arteries or arterial systems.
Example: "The study focused on the arterial components of the circulatory system and their role in blood flow."
Alternatives: "arterial elements" or "arterial structures".
High-flow vascular malformations have arterial components and include arteriovenous malformations and arteriovenous fistulas.
The low-flow malformations do not have arterial components and include venous, lymphatic, and mixed malformations [5, 10, 11].
A PAD scoring system, which includes auscultation of arterial components by handheld Doppler, provides greater diagnostic accuracy.Clinical examination findings must be used in the context of the pretest probability because they are not independently sufficient to include or exclude a diagnosis of PAD with certainty.
Usually, visual inspection of an OCT image is a subjective procedure which is limited when there are small differences in the optical refraction indexes of various arterial components.
The left atrium equations are solved simultaneously with the equations characterizing the venous and distal arterial components of the circuit, see Sect. 2.1.3 below.
Although blood flow has been quantified for the primary arterial components of the circulatory system, the magnitude and partitioning of venous return from the posterior regions through several major organs is unknown.
The authors tested the hypothesis that aortic valve replacement (AVR) reduces Zva but does not affect the arterial component of LV afterload in elderly patients with degenerative calcific trileaflet AS.
Disruption of the splenic vein at the pancreatic tail is observed in the dot square which was depicted without the arterial component in the solid square.
If there is an arterial component, the color and amount of exudates may be muted.
When effective in lowering pulmonary pressures, inhaled NO seems to act primarily on the arterial component of transpulmonal vascular resistance.
While the ventral expansion of the SIV and ICVs takes place, some cells lag back slightly and migrate dorsally to generate the arterial component of the plexus (Fig. 5C, purple arrows; Movie 3).
