Sentence examples for inflation device from inspiring English sources
A balloon catheter was inflated to 2 4 atmospheres using an Encore 26 inflation device (Boston Scientific, Cork, Ireland) to temporarily occlude the LAD and to prevent reflux during the infusion.
The pressure is indicated by a needle, which is deflected by air from an inflation device (e.g., a diaphragm or Bourdon tube).
Back at the No.2 spot, Rebook tried to develop a credible rival to Nike's "air" technology — the Energy Return System, a group of shock-absorbent tubes under the midsole of its shoes, and The Pump, an inflation device that provided personalized fit and cushioning.
A cuff that prevents aspiration should perhaps always be used with a constant pressure inflation device to prevent aspiration continuously.
These are successively clamped in the inflation device forming a hermetically sealed cavity in which a fluid (water) is injected at controllable rate simultaneously measuring pressure.
A lightweight air pump or CO2 cartridge inflation device, tire levers, and a tube patch-kit do not add much weight, but on-site repairs can be time consuming.
Constant pressure inflation devices such as the Cardiff Cuff Controller [ 9] and more recently the Tracoe cuff inflation unit (Tracoe Gesellschaft für medizinische Bedarfsgegenstände mbH, Neu-Isenburg, Germany) have been designed to maintain intracuff pressure.
Unlike the Pneumatic Anti-Shock Garment (PASG or medical anti-shock trousers MAST), previously used in the U.S. for pre-hospital trauma first-aid, there are no manometers, stop cocks or inflation devices; pressures applied by the NASG do not exceed 70 mmHg, thus avoiding potential ischemia or compartment syndrome.
Altering the sequence of cuff inflation and device fixation does not affect device position, oropharyngeal leak pressures or separation of gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts.
The groups were "conventional sequence", i.e. cuff inflation then device fixation, and "study sequence", i.e. device fixation then cuff inflation.
We were unable to confirm our hypothesis that the sequence of cuff inflation and device fixation influenced the incidence of inadequate ventilation or incorrect position of the device.
