Sentence examples for compression of the vessel from inspiring English sources

Decannulation was achieved in most cases by simple manual compression of the vessel access site.

A loop was formed around the artery with the device and the loop was tightened causing compression of the vessel.

There are various causes for blood flow disturbances, such as diseased blood vessels [ 6] or mechanical compression of the vessel wall [ 7].

The porous, fluid filled Wharton's jelly likely acts to prevent compression of the vessels.

Notably, the absence of extraluminal compression of the vessels was verified as the absence of mediastinum processes.

This may even have been reinforced by compression of the smaller vessel by the tissue-mimicking material.

Further, it reduces the blood flow in the region of the tumour by three factors: the vasoconstriction caused by the epinephrine which is added to the collagen and the cisplatin, the compression of the tumour vessels by the increasing intratumoural pressure following injection and by occlusion of tumour vessels by collagen matrix gel infiltrating into tumour vascular spaces (Davidson et al, 1995).

Computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen revealed small bowel obstruction with poor contrast effect (Fig. 1), and there appeared to be radial compression of the blood vessels of the sigmoid colon.

Its basic symptoms include an increase of the volume of the affected hemithorax, shift of the mediastinum to the healthy side, and compression of the mediastinal vessels (mainly veins), heart and depression of the diaphragmatic arch (Fig. 12) [12].

The mechanism underlying this effect was speculated to be protection of the intestinal epithelia, compression of the blood vessels, coagulating action and the production of a thrombus by the barium itself.

External compression of the pulmonary vessels by PEEP, thickening of pulmonary arterial walls observed in the late stage of ARDS, and thrombosis [ 40] contribute to further increase pulmonary artery pressure which becomes less and less sensitive to inhaled NO.