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After 30 s, aspiration of the remaining air was attempted via the proximal orifice of the catheter.
We also demonstrated that 78 (20%) of the applied air could be aspirated by the proximal orifice of the catheter in vivo after mimicking air embolism.
A shorter distance between the proximal orifice and the inflated cuff may have further increased the success in this experimental setting.
Under conditions mimicking an air embolism, air passage across the inflated cuffs was prevented and 78 (20%) (n=6) of the air dose could be aspirated by the proximal orifice of the catheter.
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We defined "severe" hypospadias in this case as having the urethral orifice proximal to the glandular corona.
The strips were excised from the detrusor proximal to the orifices of the two ureters in accordance to a standard procedure.
The coronary orifices and proximal arteries were normal.
The portion of the aortic wall proximal to the coronary orifices is characteristically elongated.
We recognise a characteristic morphology originating and predominately affecting the sinuses of Valsalva, in which the expansion of the aorta includes the wall of the sinuses proximal to the coronary orifices (figure 3).
The location of the porcine biliary orifice in the proximal duodenum is dissimilar to human anatomy, making the endoscopy experience less realistic.
The LAMA5-KO displayed a profound external genital malformation in which the genital tubercle was underdeveloped with a large ectopic orifice at the proximal end.
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