Sentence examples for drain group from inspiring English sources

Tailor et al. [5] performed a retrospective study on burr-hole drainage of CSDH and found that the 6-month reoperation rate was 8.1% (10/123) in the subdural drain group.

Wound disruptions that required opening of the wound, irrigation, debridement, packing, and/or secondary delayed closure occurred in 9.7% of the women with no closure, 10.4% of the women in the stitch closure group, and 10.3% of the women in the closed drain group (P =.834).

However, even without statistical significance, the lowest total hemoglobin loss and calculated total blood loss were found in 8 hours clamping drain group.

Facial swelling (p = 0.001), pain p = 0.001), and trismus (p = 0.001) were significantly less common in the drained group compared with those not drained.

Following the release of tourniquet pressure, the drain in group A and B was immediately released and the drain in group C and D was clamped following our protocol, so called 3-hour-interval clamping technique (clamped for 3 hours, released for 3 hours, reclamped for 3 hours and then the clamp was run continuously).

It also would drain the group's financial resources and allow for the mass arrest of its members.

One hundred thirty subjects undergoing abdominoplasty at five centers were prospectively randomized to standard flap closure with surgical drains (Control group) or a lysine-derived urethane adhesive (Treatment group) without drains.

Following receipt of informed consent, subjects were randomized at each center to receive either standard wound closure with drains (Control group) or a lysine-derived urethane adhesive (Treatment group) without drains while undergoing the abdominoplasty procedure.

Well-drained soils produce less surface runoff than poorly drained soil group (Pal et al. 2012).

Foundation officials also said the legal proceedings with Mr. Jones had drained the group's resources and thwarted plans to establish a permanent satellite display in San Francisco, something Mr. Jones calls "nonsense".

It was perhaps not so clear on television but in the stadium Neymar was very obviously the author of Brazil's comeback after Croatia's opening goal, galvanising with his brio and vim what was, briefly, a horribly drained looking group of World Cup favourites.