Sentence examples for feeder vessels from inspiring English sources
The arrival of a large "mother" vessel may generate calls by up to 10 "feeder" vessels.
To evaluate the efficacy of laser photocoagulation of indocyanine green angiographically identified feeder vessels to idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathic lesions.
Staurenghi, G., Orzalesi, N., La Capria, A. & Aschero, M. Laser treatment of feeder vessels in subfoveal choroidal neovascular membranes: a revisitation using dynamic indocyanine green angiography.
We wish to describe V-Y advancement flaps, the design of which includes distinct perforator or fascial feeder vessels, which may originate from periosteum, muscle, cutaneous nerve or from large tendon sheaths.
The main finding from this study found that Port Klang was the primary feeder hub port and focal economy point in Malaysia due to the highest number of feeder vessels entering the port.
This paper tackles the berthing congestion problem by introducing a proactive management strategy from the terminal's perspective that adjusts the calling schedule of feeder vessels in such a way that the quay-side workload distribution in the temporal dimension can be balanced.
The feeder vessel management problem consists of designing preferred berthing positions and service time for cyclically visiting feeders, and allocating storage yard space to the transshipment flows between mother vessels and feeders.
PURPOSE: To report angiographic observations about feeder vessel identification after photodynamic therapy in patients with choroidal neovascularization caused by age-related macular degeneration.
It was hoped that this finding would help the surgeon to precisely ligate the feeder vessel, should there be haemorrhage during placement of an inter-foraminal dental implant.
In a review of literature, Kalpidis et al. [7] concluded that when the haematoma is large and non-restrictive, extra-oral ligation of the feeder vessel should be applied.
7 A typical BVN originates from a feeder vessel and spreads outwards, with polyps typically located at the periphery.
