Sentence examples for inserting the guide from inspiring English sources
The vector pX330 (Cong et al., 2013) for inserting the guide sequence was purchased from Addgene.
The skin entry point was enlarged using a blade after inserting the guide wire into the disc space.
If we had difficulties inserting the guide-wire through the stricture, we modified the placement technique by using a more hydrophilic guide-wire (Radifocus guide-wire; Terumo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan).
Failure of the closed reduction can be overcome by open reduction of the fracture through a small incision (3 6 cm) at fracture site just to insert the guide wire into the distal fragment.
Now, the surgeon controls the distal fragment with the Schanz screw and the proximal fragment with the help of cannulated reamer to achieve fracture reduction, and the assistant inserts the guide wire through the cannulated reamer into the canal of distal fragment.
Thus, the concept of this quantitative technique was to insert the guide wire at the point with "1 30" or "10 30" o'clock orientation and a distance D of 5 mm from the POIN on the 3-dimensional clock system.
Preparation for the first of two all-suture anchors was performed by inserting the drill guide through the anterolateral portal and held in position directly midline and approximately 1 cm superior to its position on the fibula in order to facilitate anchor placement.
This portal was used to insert the posterior guide in a correct position on the glenoid, thus avoiding to do an accessory posterior portal.
In our patients with substantial bowing, we do not insert the intramedullary guide rod to its full length into the femur to avoid an over-extended femoral component.
Between each pass of a biopsy tool, it is good practice to re-insert the locatable guide, to confirm that the EWC was not displaced from its location within or near the nodule by the act of taking the tissue sample.
In very rare cases, inserting the catheter via a guide wire can lead to cardiac arrhythmias, which are often asymptomatic.
