Sentence examples for proximal lumen from inspiring English sources

Thirty-two receivasopressorssors and three were given vasodilators through the proximal lumen of the CVC.

All study patients received continuous norepinephrine via a dedicated infusion line (BD Medical, Le Pont de Clais, France) connected to the proximal lumen of a multilumen central venous catheter (Arrow, Kingston, UK).

In our ICU, during the study period, severely ill patients receiving vasoactive agents were equipped with a double-lumen CVC, through the proximal lumen of which vasoactive agents (vasopressors and vasodilators) were delivered.

The proximal lumen was always dedicated to the vasoactive drug infusion, and a low dead volume extension line with three-way stopcock (PES3101, Biocath®, Lissieu, France) was connected to this lumen in order to perform the CNIP.

Cardiac output measurements were obtained by thermodilution method in the absence of severe tricuspid regurgitation, by an injection of 10 mL of sterile 0.9% saline injection into the proximal lumen of the pulmonary artery catheter and subsequent detection of the temperature change at the distal thermistor [32].

End-to-side anastomoses are used when a smaller proximal lumen is connected to a larger one such as after standard (Fig. 4) or extended right colectomy: in these cases WE-MDCT shows absence of the right colon from the terminal ileum through the hepatic flexure or transverse colon, respectively.

The size of the lumens is 20 gauge for the distal lumen, and 22 gauge for the medial and proximal lumens.

and the more traditional pressurized I.V. system Devices tested with the traditional system were: Baxter A.V.A., which incorporates a 9F PA access with one distal (D) and two proximal lumens (P1&P2); Arrow 9F; Argon 9F.

For the experimental group, the SMSBV was implanted to the size of removed thoracic descending aorta with a simple maneuver: the metal connectors at the two ends of the artificial vessel were inserted into the distal and proximal lumens of the remaining descending aorta, and the sleeved aortic wall was double ligated to the annular grooves between the convex ridges on connector, blue dashed line).

By autoradiography of renal tissue, labeled antisense oligonucleotides appeared within Bowman's capsule and the proximal tubule lumen.

We can hypothesize that in the presence of a high glucose concentration in the late proximal tubular lumen, the direction of urate transport could be reversed, with glucose being exchanged for urate and leading to excessive urinary excretion and secondary hypouricaemia.