Sentence examples for bypass times from inspiring English sources

Cardiopulmonary bypass times for these groups were 208 +/- 76 vs. 158 +/- 56 vs. 157 +/- 53 minutes.

However, these benefits may come at the expense of longer cardiopulmonary bypass times.

A potential complication of femoral cannulation is ischemic injury to the lower extremity in some cases that require long bypass times.

RESULTS: Patients undergoing HMII + VP were significantly older, had higher blood urea nitrogen levels and central venous pressure, and decreased right ventricular stroke work index; intraoperatively, the median cardiopulmonary bypass times were also longer.

Nevertheless, clinically significant SES can be detected, especially in neonates and children with long bypass times.

The potential beneficial effect of CsA in reducing the cTnT rise profile with increasing bypass times was observed in the group with longer bypass times of 120 min as compared with those with a shorter bypass time of 70 min.

The managers can bypass time-consuming manual methods and obtain up-to-date and clearly organized portfolio information in either graphic or tabular form.

Valve replacement, aortic cross-clamping and bypass time, nonpulsatile flow during bypass, reoperation, and inflammatory state were risk factors for UGIB.

The adjustable parameters in this study were cycle time, injection time, injection rate and bypass time (period of reduced flow through catalysts).

Participants: Elderly patients (mean age 70 ± 2 years) with acquired heart disease with an anticipated bypass time exceeding 120 minutes (n = 30).

Cardiopulmonary bypass time does not affect cerebral blood flow.