Sentence examples for distal tissue from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that partial aortic occlusion (P-REBOA) would maintain a more physiologic proximal MAP and reduce distal tissue ischemia.

Demonstrating that directing treatment to distal tissue which is neurologically related can reduce pain in the originating spinal segments.

Breaking stress was 54% higher in the distal tissue compared to the proximal (P<0.001), but the breaking stretch ratio did not change.

The higher stiffness and strength of the distal tissue might be explained by a higher proportion of circumferentially oriented fibres in the distal tissue, which would indicate that the elastin meshwork in the thoracic aorta may become progressively anisotropic with distance from the heart.

The tensile circumferential secant modulus, Esec, measured in uniaxial mechanical tests, increased 30% (P<0.001), from a value of 0.88 MPa in the proximal tissue near the aortic arch to 1.14 MPa in the distal tissue near the diaphragm, indicating the stiffness of the elastin sample increased with position.

Prerequisites for utilizing this method are circumferential soft tissue damage to the lower limb with viable distal tissue.

RasV12 scrib−/− tumours induce systemic autophagy in distal tissues and their invasive properties are reduced by pharmacological treatment.

H. M. Herr, R. R. Riso, K. W. Song, R. J.Casler, M. J. Carty, Peripheral Neural Interface Via Nerve Regeneration to Distal Tissues.

Because the occlusion occurs very quickly, the body does not have an opportunity to compensate or respond to this occlusion, and, unless prompt treatment is available, distal tissues will be damaged as a result of inadequate blood flow (ischemia).

This sequential tissue colonization raises a question about how B. burgdorferi disseminates to distal tissues.

After initial replication at the inoculation site, B. burgdorferi disseminates to distal tissues.