Sentence examples for general perfusion from inspiring English sources

In order to standardize individual joint FOI readout results for the general perfusion, we established a fluorescence ratio (FLRA) for each joint by dividing the readout of the joint ROI by the readout of the eponychium of the index finger.

In order to standardize the quantitative analysis for each patient individually, the FLRO at the eponychium of the index finger has been determined in each patient as a marker of the general perfusion.

In more general terms, perfusion and metabolic changes are heterogeneous over the length of GI tract related to disease entity and vasoactive drugs used [ 20, 21].

Increased lactate concentration and metabolic acidosis have been shown to be sensitive but unspecific clinical signs of general tissue perfusion failure despite the cause.

The proposed framework is easy to implement and tune, and may be applied to a general class of perfusion cell culture systems.

Also, some general restrictions prohibit perfusion imaging with CMR, such as claustrophobia, myocardial arrhythmias, and implanted devices.

Under general anesthesia, intracardiac perfusion-fixation was carried out on day 1 after SAH at room temperature with 400 ml of 0.1 M phosphate-buffered solution (PBS) followed by 400 ml fixative (4% paraformaldehyde in 0.1 M PBS, pH 7.3).

The perception study thereby also explores the perceived relevance of environmental health research in general and the placenta perfusion study in particular.

Creatinine-related variables and urine output are often targeted during resuscitation as surrogates of adequacy of organ perfusion in general and to prevent AKI.

An increase in splanchnic perfusion in general or gastric mucosal perfusion in particular following oesophageal resection may potentially reduce the incidence of anastomotic leaks and structures as these complications are thought to be caused by hypoperfusion and consequent tissue hypoxia at the gastric end of the oesophagogastric anastomosis.

The general principle of quantitative perfusion imaging is based on the registration of the exchange of tracer concentration between arterial blood and myocardial tissue over time, where the ideal perfusion tracer accumulates in or clears from myocardium proportionally to MBF and is not affected by the magnitude of flow and pathophysiological conditions [ 54].