Sentence examples for availability of needles from inspiring English sources

Vaccination, availability of needles and syringes and the decreasing number of IDUs have probably contributed to the decreasing number of cases in this group.

A study in Amsterdam showed the benefits of the combined availability of needle exchange and MMT, and argued that involvement with both services, compared to only one, was associated with a lower incidence of HIV infections among IDUs [ 43].

Richard N. Gottfried, a Democrat who is the main sponsor of the legislation, said he hoped the new law would expand the availability of clean needles.

The high rate of general anesthesia for cesarean sections is due to the erratic availability of spinal needles and drugs, and unfounded patient fears over lumbar punctures in general.

Uptake of vaccination services is dependent not only on provision of these services but also on other factors including knowledge and attitude of mothers [ 3, 4], density of health workers [ 5], accessibility to vaccination clinics and availability of safe needles and syringes.

These included access to a specialist breast surgeon and specialist breast nurses, availability of fine-needle aspiration (FNA), which ranged from 84% in high-volume to 42% in low-volume centres, and quality of surgery (axillary clearance rates ranged from 51%to8%8% and sampling of less than three nodes from 3%to25%5% for high- and very low-volume centres respectively).

Due to the non-availability of special FNAB needles, conventional hypodermic needles or their minor modified versions have to be used to perform the procedure.

To administer injectable oxytocin, a skilled provider trained in safe injection practices and the availability of sterile syringes and needles are required [ 2].

Frequent users of acupuncture are likely to suffer from diseases which might have also led to frequent intra-muscular injections or hospital admissions before universal availability of disposable syringes and needles.

Whereas these characteristics are found as well in other types of inflammatory arthritis, the availability of synovial biopsies from needle arthroscopy and new histopathological tools (monoclonal antibodies, RNA probes) have permitted a more detailed comparison of PsA and RA synovitis.

As we and others demonstrated previously that detailed analysis of the histopathology of the target lesions can yield important pathophysiological information in rheumatic conditions [ 2- 4, 10], we took advantage here of the predilection of the disease for knee joints and the availability of biopsy sampling by needle arthroscopy to revisit in detail the synovial immunopathology of BD.