Sentence examples for bypass machine from inspiring English sources

A surgical team put her on a heart-lung bypass machine.

Their blood, which was pumped through a bypass machine, was refrigerated before being returned to the arteries.

Finally, a heart-lung bypass machine is used to restart the blood flow and warm the patient up.

In 1962 the hospital pioneered the first heart and lung bypass machine for children, changing heart surgery forever.

His chest is open and tubes take his blood directly away from his heart and into a bypass machine.

In 1953, Gibbon performed the first successful operation on a human using a heart-lung bypass machine.

The key to the new tactics was that the assault infantry would bypass machine-gun nests and other points of strong resistance instead of waiting, as had been the previous practice on both sides, for reinforcements to mop up the obstructions before continuing the advance.

A peer-reviewed survey of 439 medical technicians published this year in Perfusion, a journal about cardio-pulmonary bypass surgery, found that 55percentt of technicians who monitor bypass machines acknowledged to researchers that they had talked on cellphones during heart surgery.

There are a number of more complex, typically higher-risk Class III devices (including some heart bypass machines and pacemakers) that have gained F.D.A. clearance through the same fast-track process detailed in the article.

By the time of Mr. Haceesa's illness, the University of New Mexico had had some success airlifting critically ill patients and placing them on heart-lung bypass machines until their immune systems had grown strong enough to fight the virus.

And they are not always doing work; examples include a neurosurgeon making personal calls during an operation, a nurse checking airfares during surgery and a poll showing that half of technicians running bypass machines had admitted texting during a procedure.