Sentence examples for maintaining patency of from inspiring English sources
These results demonstrate the feasibility of a pericyte-based TEVG and suggest that the pericytes play a role in maintaining patency of the TEVG as an arterial conduit.
Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) is a non-thermal ablation technique that has been shown to preserve the extracellular matrix within an ablation zone, maintaining patency of luminal structures such as blood vessels and bile ducts.
Maturation of the intrahepatic biliary tree constitutes an elegant mechanism for maintaining patency of the biliary passages, whilst undergoing major structural reorganization throughout the second and third trimesters and into the post-partum period.
Maintaining patency of the off-shoot canal is of prime importance.
Theoretical evidence suggests that surfactant may have a role in maintaining patency of small airways, which has implications for RSV bronchiolitis.
Stent: a device for maintaining patency of a biological passageway; for biliary cases, this is deployed via ERCP to allow bile to drain; can be a plastic tube or self-expanding metal.
Consequently, reintubation was performed to maintain patency of the trachea, which was confirmed by a subsequent bronchoscopic examination.
A bolus of 100 μL saline was injected in the tail catheter to maintain patency of the catheter and to hydrate the mouse.
Furosemide has been widely prescribed to maintain or increase urine output for both the risk and treatment of AKI, because it may be needed to maintain patency of renal tubules and prevent tubular obstruction and back-leak.
According to this concept, the closed terminal respiratory units should reopen once a minimal amount of regional PL to maintain patency of small airways and/or alveoli has been reached.
Interventions designed to minimize the risk of intraoperative atelectasis such as positioning, positive end-expiratory pressure, and administration of the least amount of fraction of inspired oxygen can be used to maintain patency of small airways and ultimately improve gas exchange in the surgical patient.
