In cases where the right ITA (RITA) is too short to bridge the distance to the target anastomotic site, it is used as a free graft in "composite" arterial grafting, a surgical technique in which free arterial conduits are proximally anastomosed end-to-side to an intact ITA.
We have designed a model of cavopulmonary anastomosis in which a prosthetic conduit reproduces an azygos continuation, associated with the diversion of the totality of the hepatic venous return.
However, what's interesting is in cases like Steamboat Geyser, the network of conduits in which water trickles down and the location and movement of magma is far more complex than Old Faithful.
The curvature is a geometrical parameter: C = 2/r for circular, and 1/h for slit-like conduits in which r is the radius of the throat and h is the height of the slit.
Set on the last day of 1899, "Moulin Rouge" (scheduled for a Christmas release by Fox) is a full-on musical fantasy in which McGregor becomes a conduit for the music that will happen in the coming 100 years--from Rodgers & Hammerstein to T. Rex.
Also, expression of CCL21 appeared to co-localize with the injected FITC-dextran indicating the formation of a functional conduit in which chemokines are disseminated.
Orth is the CEO of Cambridge, MA-based International Fashion Machines, a developer of electronic textiles in which fabrics act as electrical conduits, enabling data transfers within clothing.
An expandable valve design is presented in which human cryopreserved venous valved conduits are constructed within a bare-metal stent scaffold.
The task force has investigated a practice known as conduit financing, in which a donor evades the $1,000 federal limit on campaign donations by funneling money through others.
Today, Isis, an al-Qaida offshoot, uses social media with chilling effectiveness to disseminate propaganda in which journalists are not a conduit for information but props in bloody montages intended to reinforce a message of terror.
