Sentence examples for blood vessel from the from inspiring English sources

Histologically, it is characterized by an exuberant papillary endothelial cell proliferation toward the lumen of an enlarged blood vessel from the area of an organizing thrombus.

Although MRI confirmed the thick feeding blood vessel connected to the mass, we thought it was a blood vessel from the mesentery.

Kirsten Wakefield, whose daughter is the one seen crying in the video, told CBS Denver that her child suffered a burst blood vessel from the forced maneuver and that she continues to undergo physical therapy.

Patients who underwent a bypass operation--in which a piece of blood vessel from the leg is used to circumvent clogged heart arteries--within the first two weeks after a heart attack are twice as likely to suffer a stroke as those who have a later bypass, researchers found.

Then the real component fusion is used to separate the blood vessel from the background.

Taken together, these observations indicate that the BrM functions as a physical and functional barrier against the growth of new blood vessel from the CC.

Blood vessels from the leg were then joined up with arteries and veins in the neck to keep the bone alive.

Under a microscope, with a needle finer than a strand of hair, he stitches blood vessels from the new tissue to the old.

The key, the researchers say, is the embryonic tissue's ability to grow into a new pancreas that uses blood vessels from the host animal.

Then, in the second step, a basic extraction of the blood vessels from the retina based on an adaptive filtering is obtained.

An important factor in cancer growth, invasion and metastasis is the recruitment of new blood vessels from the existing vasculature (angiogenesis).