Sentence examples for bypasses in from inspiring English sources

In addition, surgeons performing bypasses in women have been less likely to use an artery from inside the chest wall, because it is smaller and harder to work with — even though using the chest artery instead of a leg vein gives most patients better odds of long-term survival.

Hospitals can make money from all bariatric procedures, including gastric bypasses (in which the stomach is partitioned and the upper part connected directly to the small intestine), but the gastric band is a rare example of an opportunity for device-makers to profit from weight loss.

Great to be here, the business secretary tells them, though I always have to remember that Lib Dems are in favour of bypasses in Eastbourne, but against them in Lewes (19 miles away).As part of my research, I went to Mr Clegg's constituency of Sheffield Hallam, a rare pocket of middle-class affluence on the moors above the otherwise solidly Labour city of Sheffield.

Conclusion: Experience confirms the feasibility of performing multiple coronary artery bypasses in conscious patients without endotracheal general anesthesia.

Specifically, Elias and Shiftan [18] showed that the implementation of five bypasses in Israel had major effects on land-use development in the cities.

Furthermore engineering of the Calvin Benson cycle or the creation of photorespiratory bypasses in A. thaliana proved to be successful in terms of achieving higher biomass productivities.

He remembers witnessing the bypass in late spring.

(He had a triple bypass in 1996).

Parfitt underwent a quadruple heart bypass in 1997.

The anniversary has not been entirely bypassed in the states.

Ms. Culpepper, now 60, had a bypass in January 2003 at a small hospital in Georgia.