This narrowing compromises the artery's ability to supply blood to tissues and is most serious when the coronary arteries (those feeding the heart muscle) become clogged.
Critics claim that it is not really independent, and that the need to keep the Americans willing to supply vital components has compromised Britain's freedom to act internationally in its own interest.
The extensive exposure of the fragment for plate fixation was thought to compromise blood supply to the fracture-fragments in his series [1].
The significant soft tissue damage and stripping of the periosteum from the cortical bone, which is common in open fractures, has the potential to compromise blood supply to that region [ 53]; therefore, the preservation of endosteal, or intramedullary, blood supply may be more important.
Acute, or perfusion-limited, hypoxia, occurs when there is insufficient oxygen supply to cells due to compromise of the supplying blood vessels.
Compromised blood supply to bone is also a feature of BRONJ.
Compromised blood supply to the area involved, along with direct physical compression caused by a haematoma makes the CNS, which is strongly dependent on continuous supplies of oxygen and glucose, highly susceptible to irreversible damage.
Opposite, carbon monoxide [~30%% carboxyhemoglobin (COHb)] had no effect on the maternal body weight gain, but decreased foetal body weight; COHb may have compromised oxygen supply to the foetus.
Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) is an acquired syndrome that is characterized by intravascular activation of coagulation and loss of localization, and complications that compromise blood supply to organs.
The myocardium was sampled from the anterior left ventricular wall starting at the apex and moving toward the base in a zigzag pattern to avoid vascular injury that could compromise blood supply to the region of the subsequent sample.
