Sentence examples for due to flap from inspiring English sources

A series of studies revealed failure of the superficial alone system due to flap edema and congestion during penile reconstruction [33].

This paper presents another case of reconstructing secondary soft palatal defect due to flap necrosis following two-flap palatoplasty in irradiated patient with a lingually transposed facial artery myomucosal island flap.

This paper presents a case of reconstructing secondary soft palatal defect due to flap necrosis following two-flap palatoplasty in irradiated patient with lingually transposed facial artery myomucosal island flap.

The authors successfully reconstructed secondary soft palatal defect due to flap necrosis following two-flap palatoplasty in an irradiated 59-year-old female patient with tunnelized-facial artery myomucosal island flap (t-FAMMIF).

The method is demonstrated through some typical unsteady flow test cases, including a pitching aerofoil in a fixed domain boundary, relative movement between multi-element aerofoils due to flap deployment for high lift, a deformable sphere in a fixed cube, and a three-dimensional flexible wing with large deformation.

In addition, absence of Rad27 may cause an increase in ssDNA due to flap processing failure; this ssDNA may accumulate breaks or suffer repeat misalignment during repair synthesis, leading to changes in repeat number.

It has been demonstrated that within this range of angles of attack, the pressure fluctuations due to the flap motion can be modelled as a function of the flap operating frequency, amplitude, and the angle of attack, and hence the overall load can be evaluated.

In contrast, coronary positioning of flap is difficult in cases with scarring recipient mucosa and multi-implant recession due to less flap mobility.

There were no serious AEs (SAEs) in the fulvestrant group, three SAEs in the fulvestrant 500 mg plus anastrozole group (atrial fibrillation, hospitalization for right mastectomy and procedural complication due to skin flap failure), and two SAEs in the anastrozole group (subcutaneous abscess and pancytopenia).

The equivalent viscous damping ratio due to this flap-induced load was derived in order to benchmark the effectiveness of a leading edge flap system against existing solutions to structural vibrations.

In the intermediate stages, a characteristic jerking movement of the limbs is observed (asterixis, "liver flap" due to its flapping character); this disappears as the somnolence worsens.