Sentence examples for fluid irrigation from inspiring English sources

A global inspection of the joint, without fluid irrigation and traction (Fig. 3), was performed at the end of the procedure in order to evaluate the stability of the membrane during humeral head movement.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Glenoid surface after delineating the boundaries of the cartilage lesions Open image in new window Fig. 2 Glenoid surface after performing microfracture Open image in new window Fig. 3 Engineered hyaluronic acid membrane lying on the glenoid surface without fluid irrigation and traction.

Olympus dedicated flushing pump was used for fluid irrigation and cleaning the debris using sterile water.

Meticulous debridement of contaminated soft tissues along with copious fluid irrigation is regarded as the most important initial step in the surgical wound management of open fractures [ 2, 4, 8- 10].

To explore current practice in the management of open wounds, we conducted an international survey of practicing orthopaedic surgeons in order to learn about their preferences for fluid irrigation of open fractures and to identify the need for future research in this area.

Based on a previous study of fluid irrigation of TUR syndrome, considering a 0.05 2-sided significance level, a power of 80%, and allocation ratio of 1 1, and allowing for 10% attrition/non-compliance rate, a group size contains 100-120 patinnts in each group were estimated to be sufficient [ 2, 6].

The hypothesis of this study is that a dilution of concentration of inflammatory mediators through cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) irrigation will lead to a reduction in both inner ear pathology and permanent hearing loss.

Long said researchers did not find strong evidence of fracking fluids in irrigation water but added: "What we did find was that there was not any control in place to prevent it from happening".

The drainage cassette, with a connection involving aspiration fluids and irrigation tubes, should not be resterilized for reuse.

Blood loss was invariably estimated by subtracting the applied irrigation fluid from the postoperative fluid level in the suction bottle.

However, various complications still occur; the major complications are neuropathy and skin disorders due to body position, iatrogenic injury due to the surgical procedures (glenoid labrum and cartilage), hypothermia due to the use of irrigation fluid, and intraperitoneal extravasation of the irrigation fluid [5].