The psoas-hitch technique is generally reserved for more complex situations as in mega-ureters or re-do surgery and is helpful in creating a longer tunnel.
To the former group belong the techniques of Politano and Leadbetter (1958), Glenn and Anderson (1967), the psoas-hitch technique and the (most widely used) Cohen technique (1975) [ 6, 11, 13, 25].
There were Norfolk harnesses and modern-shaft harnesses to master, horse fevers, sole abscesses, hitching techniques, and review questions — "List four steps to take if your horse bites a person" — at the end of each unit.
Chung et al. described successful laparoscopic nonrefluxing ureteral reimplantation with a psoas hitch using a submucosal tunnelling technique after submucosal injection of saline under cystoscopy in two adult female patients without postoperative complications [ 5].
In the air, the Eagles featured hitch routes that took advantage of the off-coverage techniques that Redskins corners like to play.
Swaine is excited by the potential of timelapse as well as using smartphones to capture wildlife (hitching a phone to a telescope is one increasingly popular technique), but is critical of the new technology cliches.
The program has the potential to be used in any search-based techniques for optimisation of the dimensions of three-point hitch systems for tractors.
While I have seen Griffin do a sound job of taking hitch steps to climb the pocket, he is not yet consistent enough with this technique.
Another common stabilization technique uses umbilical (non-adhesive) cotton twill tape tied into a clove hitch knot around the ET tube.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the tendon graft holding strength of 3 needleless grasping suture techniques, namely the modified Prusik knot, Wittstein suture loop, and modified rolling hitch.
To describe a technique for suturing a luxated intraocular lens (IOL) in the vitreous cavity to the ciliary sulcus using intraocular cow hitch (girth) knots without IOL extraction.
