Sentence examples for implantation difficulties from inspiring English sources

In vitro and in vivo testing of the thin-film transmural cardiac multielectrode arrays indicates that there are no adhesion or delamination problems observed during acute studies, no implantation difficulties, and that unipolar and bipolar recordings during normal sinus rhythm and injury potentials in unipolar recordings are similar to those obtained using the handmade electrodes.

At our specialized orthopedic training hospital, we have encountered implantation difficulties, leading to a learning curve for optimal positioning of the pegs.

Patients with Down syndrome are also considered ideally suited to IOL implantation because of difficulties with contact lenses or spectacle wear.

In those cases, there were no difficulties with implantation, said one of the researchers, Gabriela Noé, at the Instituto Chileno de Medicina Reproductiva in Santiago.

This paper will discuss the difficulties with implantation of SiC for manufacturing of electronic devices and also describe how the problems have been overcome, for instance by implantation at elevated temperatures and using high temperature post-implant annealing.

Difficulties during implantation occurred such as a shortening of the generated bone defect after removal of the bone fragment due to traction forces of the adherent soft tissues.

The aim of this retrospective analysis was to examine complications and technical difficulties observed during implantation of total hip arthroplasty (THA) after treatment of an acetabular fracture.

20, 21 The number of reoperations due to technical or mechanical failures was quite high, as was the incidence of intraoperative difficulties in PFN implantation.

Because of its solid feature, it caused important surgical difficulties for its implantation, so it was considered unsuitable for clinical use [ 93, 94 ].

Unlike simple devices, these require a significantly longer procedural time for their implantation, especially because of the difficulties the electrophysiologist may encounter while inserting the coronary sinus lead, besides the higher number of leads.

It had been suggested that there would be technical difficulties in implanting these patients and, therefore, there had been an initial reluctance to proceed to implantation.