Sentence examples for evacuation of mass from inspiring English sources

Fifteen of the patients were subjected to evacuation of mass lesions and/or hemicraniectomy.

Decompressive hemicraniectomy and duraplasty for evacuation of mass lesions and management of unilateral hemispheric swelling is more widely accepted in head injury management.

Exclusion criteria: treatment with barbiturates pre-randomisation, primary decompression (during evacuation of mass lesion), bilateral fixed and dilated pupils, bleeding diathesis, devastating injury unlikely to survive >24 hours.

According to this system, the discriminative features are presence/absence of intracranial pathology, presence/absence of high or mixed density mass lesions, signs of raised intracranial pressure which is status of basal cisterns and midline shift and lastly evacuation of mass lesions.

In New Zealand, the Mass Evacuation Plan (MCDEM 2008) is the key sub-national level plan which aims to detail a range of considerations and actions for the mass evacuation of people from a hazardous environment to a relative place of safety (Auckland CDEM Group 2008b).

The use of unilateral craniectomy following the evacuation of a mass lesion, such as acute subdural haematoma or traumatic intracerebral haematoma, is accepted practice.

Lieutenant J. Paul Vance of the Connecticut State Police said that St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic church and its rectory had both been "thoroughly searched" after the threat that forced the evacuation of noon Mass.

The patients enrolled had suffered varying degrees of diffuse axonal injury, and six of the 22 patients underwent surgical evacuation of a mass lesion.

The stage-4 neuroblastoma was confirmed and the patient treated with chemotherapy and surgical evacuation of residual masses.

Authorities there have begun the mass evacuation of more than 200,000 people.

In developed countries, private vehicles have often been the predominant form of mass evacuation (Quarantelli 1980, Drabek 1986, Lindell and Perry 1992, Tierney et al. 2001, Cole and Blumenthal 2004).