Sentence examples for perfused from inspiring English sources
The word "perfused" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a verb meaning to fill (an organ or tissue) with blood, or to fill (something) with a liquid. Example sentence: The veins in his leg were tightly perfused with saline solution.
Also, noxious products of inadequately perfused tissues may circulate and affect the heart muscle.
This organ is extraordinarily well perfused and responds to changes in the partial pressure of oxygen in the arterial blood flowing through it rather than to the oxygen content of that blood (the amount of oxygen chemically combined with hemoglobin).
When stimulated with electrical pulses, the limb muscles contracted, and, when transplanted onto a living rat, the newly grown vascular tissue was perfused with blood.
The major complications of atherosclerosis are associated with occlusion (blockage) or inadequate blood flow to organs perfused by the affected artery.
What, I wonder, would he make of the town now, perfused as it is with tracksuited, gel-haired denizens of Margate and Ramsgate?
The poorly perfused group includes the fat and bone.
When blood perfusing the collapsed, unventilated area of the lung leaves the lung without exchanging oxygen or carbon dioxide, the content of carbon dioxide is greater than the normal carbon dioxide content.
Ludwig was the first to keep animal organs alive in vitro (outside the animal's body) by perfusing frog hearts with a solution approximating the composition of blood plasma (1856); to locate a blood vessel regulatory mechanism in the medulla oblongata (at the base of the brain); and to measure blood pressure in the capillaries.
Estimation of the GFR and RPF allows the proportion of available plasma perfusing the kidney that is filtered by the glomerulus to be calculated.
Several factors stimulate insulin secretion, but by far the most important is the concentration of glucose in the arterial (oxygenated) blood that perfuses the islets.
Similar changes occur in arterial blood partial pressures because the composition of alveolar gas determines gas partial pressures in blood perfusing the lungs.
