Sentence examples for perfusion time from inspiring English sources

This short perfusion time was used as we observed rapid clearance of melphalan from the perfusate in this time frame.

Therefore, 5.0 sec was routinely subtracted from the gross perfusion time in each experiment, to obtain the uptake time for which the perfusate was actually within the brain capillaries.

(b) AFP production and glucose consumption measurements in liver failure plasma; note the linearity over the perfusion time course, an indication of continued metabolic viability and functionality.

B. Correlation between IAP and perfusion time.

Longer perfusion time was significantly associated with higher operative mortality at the patient level.

The perfusion time and concentration of ZFO nanocrystals were 1 h and 0.025 mg mL−1, respectively.

In 117 patients (63 %) extracorporeal circulation was used with a mean perfusion time of 149.8 min (SD 71.7 min).

Participating institutions were stratified by residency versus nonresidency status and by perfusion time categories and analyzed for association with clinical outcomes.

BACKGROUND: A price of training residents in cardiothoracic surgery is often perceived to be a loss in intraoperative efficiencies, leading to prolonged cardiopulmonary bypass and perfusion time.

Operating time, perfusion time and aorta occlusion time were not correlated with IAP in the present study.

Correlations between IAP and perfusion time (r 2 = 0.01, p = 0.268) and between IAP and aorta occlusion time (r 2 = 0.01, p = 0.278) were not significant (Additional file 2: Figure S2).