Sentence examples for insertion placement from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this retrospective analysis was to determine the pain associated with needle insertion, placement, and solution deposition for the conventional inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) block in patients with irreversible pulpitis.

The falciform ligamentum was incised with scissors after coagulation (b, c) Fig. 4 Mesh insertion and placement.

Guide wire insertion and placement of cannulae can be monitored using transthoracic ultrasound at the bedside, thus limiting the phenomenon of recirculation linked to poor positioning.

Current research and development of robots and navigation systems for minimally invasive surgery is focused on improving needle insertion and placement [3]-[5].

Undoubtedly, contemporary electrode arrays as part of commercial cochlear implant systems demonstrate reliable insertion and placement.

Indeed, joint visualisation should be possible as long as the anatomy allows for both needle insertion and placement of the ultrasound transducer head.

The ReSTOR® lens can be folded prior to insertion allowing placement through an incision smaller than the optic diameter of the lens.

During the conventional CT-guided RFA procedure, insertion and placement of the RFA needle are performed manually under the guidance of real-time CT fluoroscopy.

The women rated pain on a 100 mm VAS at the following time points during the procedure: speculum insertion, tenaculum placement, paracervical block administration, IUC insertion and 5 min after completion of the procedure.

Other cochlear specific factors like the size of the cochlea, the depth of insertion, scalar placement of the electrodes, and obviously the number of residual functional auditory neurons, eventually associated with age and the duration of profound hearing loss, may also influence e-CAP thresholds [ 8– 13].

The underlying principle carries potential to assist implant positioning in numerous other applications within orthopedics and trauma from screw insertions to placement of plates, nails or prostheses.