Having milked his cows, he punctures a vein in their necks and draws off a quantity of blood to be added to the milk, and this mixture, together with maize, is his staple diet.
She was shot in the neck, and it punctured a vein and immediately she started spurting blood.
Soukaina "won," and Oufkir slashed her sister's wrists with metal from a sardine can and punctured a vein with a knitting needle.
A nanowire rig requires no surgery save for the initial puncture in a vein.
Veebot– A vein puncture medical robot that automatically finds a patient's vein, inserts the needle, and performs a procedure.
Using a 29G needle, puncture the vein by sliding the shaft of the needle under the skin into the vein, bevel down.
Missing blood samples occurred because of the inability to puncture the vein.
After approval by the local ethics committee and written informed consent, blood samples from 14 healthy male volunteers (22 to 61 years old) were obtained by a clean puncture of an antecubital vein and were anticoagulated by either sodium citrate (final concentration of 10.6 mM) or recombinant hirudin (50 μg/mL).
The procedure involves puncture of a large vein (usually under a general anesthetic), followed by advancing of a catheter through the right ventricle and into the pulmonary artery, after which radiocontrast is injected to visualize the AVMs (pulmonary angiography).
This view permitted an in-plane puncture of the vein avoiding arterial or plural hit.
The standard procedure for puncturing the femoral vein has a high success rate and a low rate of arterial puncture in paediatric emergency treatment and in the intensive care unit setting [ 17, 21], even with unexperienced operators [ 22].
