The phrase "aspiration procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to refer to a procedure where fluid or tissue is removed from the body using a suction method.
Example: "The doctor explained that the aspiration procedure would help in diagnosing the underlying condition by obtaining a sample for analysis."
Alternatives: "suction procedure" or "aspiration technique".
The Utah statute similarly provides that its prohibition "does not include the dilation and evacuation procedure involving dismemberment prior to removal, the suction curettage procedure, or the suction aspiration procedure for abortion".
The abortion rights advocates who joined Kehoe on Tuesday said only four states -- Oregon, Montana, Vermont and New Hampshire -- specifically permit non-physicians to handle the aspiration procedure.
The new study, published this week in the journal BMC Medicine, undergirds an argument made by providers of women's reproductive healthcare: that the termination of most pregnancies, whether by an aspiration procedure or by medication, is as safe as many medical services that have not drawn the scrutiny of state legislators.
Decidua parietalis tissue (n = 7) was selected by macroscopic inspection from the products of the termination aspiration procedure and subjected to cytokeratin staining to confirm exclusion of trophoblast.
Given that HSCs and MSCs can be readily isolated from a single bone marrow aspiration procedure [46] [48], the significance of our data is to promote a translational approach to combine the delivery of HSCs and MSCs towards generating vascularized tissues.
Due to their co-localization in bone marrow and therefore isolation by a single aspiration procedure, hematopoietic and mesenchymal stem/progenitor cells may be co-transplanted, and improve the regeneration of vascular dependent tissues such as bone, muscle, adipose, dermal, nerve grafts, and may have implications in the regeneration of internal organs.
Nasopharyngeal aspiration procedures (NPA) are well known to be high-risk procedures for which use of PPE is necessary.
Some of those statutes have done so by specifically excluding from their coverage the most common methods of abortion, such as the D&E and vacuum aspiration procedures.
Understanding how contraceptive choices and access differ for women having medication abortions compared to aspiration procedures can help to identify priorities for improved patient-centered postabortion contraceptive care.
Our objective was to assess the necessity of manual dilation of the cervix when buccal misoprostol is used for cervical priming prior to first trimester uterine aspiration procedures.
The use of buccal misoprostol has been shown to be an adequate cervical primer in second trimester surgical procedures, but its use in first trimester aspiration procedures is not well documented.
