Sentence examples for aspiration to remove from inspiring English sources

The heart tube was exposed via microsurgery as previously described (Ocorr et al., 2007) with additional micropipette aspiration to remove all ventral tissue proximal to the conical chamber.

7 8 Inequalities in access to care, receipt of treatment and mortality are particularly striking among ethnic minorities, the elderly and those with mental ill health in both the UK 9– 11 and the USA, 12– 14 where it is a governmental aspiration to remove such disparities.

Seroma formation is regulated by the balance of secretion and reabsorption of fluid, and in cases where reabsorption cannot keep up with fluid output, the patient may require repeated aspirations to remove fluid from the wound.

Ultrasonography-guided aspiration failed to remove fluid, and little of the hemorrhagic effusion was aspirated.

Depending on the source of the bleeding, the protocol included repair of lacerations, vaginal procedures such as manual vacuum aspiration or curettage to remove retained products and manual removal of retained placenta.

Bimanual irrigation and aspiration was used to remove the rest cortical matter.

Hydrodisection done and followed by irrigation and aspiration using simcoe to remove the lens material.

Regular tracheal aspiration may be needed to remove respiratory tract exudates from the endotracheal tube in larger laboratory animal species, or alternatively, an anti-muscarinic agent such as atropine could be incorporated as a premedication.

In this way, while the surgeon injects the silicone oil pushing the foot-pedal, either passive or active aspiration may be used to remove the PFCL.

Aspiration thrombectomy, which uses suction to remove the thrombosis, is a promising technique in the clinical treatment of AIS patients.

A plastic cylinder (1 mm inner diameter) mounted on a syringe was used to remove by aspiration a column of hindpaw somatosensory cortex at the stereotaxic coordinates anterior −1 and lateral 3 with Bregma as bone reference point.