Sentence examples similar to occluding a vessel from inspiring English sources

The superior mesenteric artery (SMA) was identified and occluded with a vessel clamp to obtain ischemia of the small intestine and colon and the bowel was returned to the abdominal cavity.

Frequently thrombi only occluded a portion of the vessel lumen if the vessel was larger than a capillary.

It takes 2.4 years on average to occlude all vessels within the lesion [ 1].

Soluble gelatine sponge may be cut into pledgets for occluding larger vessels or made into a slurry; it is said to be a temporary agent with vessel recanalisation occurring in a few weeks.

Herein, a numerical investigation of steady magnetic drug targeting (MDT) using functionalized magnetic micro-spheres in partly occluded blood vessel having a 90° bent is presented considering the effects of non-Newtonian characteristics of blood.

By temporarily occluding the compromised vessel, the endovascular balloon should delay hemodynamic collapse, provide a more controlled surgical field for repair, and thereby reduce the mortality of SVC tears complicating transvenous lead extraction.

The RCA is perfused in both systolic and diastolic phases in the healthy human as a result of the low systolic pressure (25 mmHg), which does not occlude the vessel that has a systemic pressure.

Targeted transport of the magnetic particles in a partly occluded vessel differs distinctly from the same in a regular unblocked vessel.

During the acute bleeding, the preferred technique for gaining control over the ruptured aneurysm was to temporarily occlude the vessel instead of a transiently decreasing the mean arterial pressure.

A groin tourniquet occluded collateral vessels, warranting a proper isolation of the limb.

II) High Risk, unstable or vulnerable plaque, with a large lipid core usually eccentric, covered by a weak and thin fibrous cap with little collagen and large quantities of macrophage and T-lymphocytes that are expression of a great inflammatory reaction that seldomly occlude the vessel significantly and is frequently not appreciated by angiography.