Sentence examples for reduction in caliber from inspiring English sources

The mesentery is bloodless, due to reduction in caliber of the vessels and apparently in number.

The mesentery is bloodless, due to reduction in caliber of the vessels and apparently in number [1, 5, 16]. Figure 1 Acute arterial mesenteric ischemia Contrast-enhanced MDCT 2D reconstruction on sagittal plane and US Color Doppler features (b) shows thrombosis with impairment in the blood flow in the superior mesenteric artery (SMA) Figure 2 Acute arterial mesenteric ischemia.

"There hasn't been any reduction in the caliber of stuff.

Arterialization of the IVG manifested itself on the corrosion casts as a gradual reduction in luminal caliber with onset after day 7. Microdissection of the microvascular replicas could demonstrate for the first time the presence of direct luminal sprouts from the IVG.

Accordingly, the development of hypertension is usually analyzed in terms of a 'struggle' between cardiac output and vascular resistance, resulting in the classical pattern of normal cardiac output and increased vascular resistance, thus indicating a reduction in the caliber of small arteries.

Additionally, King et al. have documented a reduction in airway caliber (increase in airway resistance) with increasing weight [ 56].

The term vasospasm implies a reduction in the caliber of a vessel; however, in SAH it has multiple meanings.

Despite the complete preservation of medium and large axons, there was a 14% reduction in small-caliber spinal axons following transfer of perforin-deficient SCILs (P = 0.008 vs no transfer).

However, Pank2 −/− nerve showed a mild reduction in large-caliber fibre and some more prominent wallerian-like degenerations compared with controls (Fig.  5A and B).

The mechanical effect of abdominal obesity on lung volumes and associated reductions in airway caliber is thought to be the predominant mode of action (Chen et al. 2007; Salome et al. 2010).

When loss of autoregulation is combined with a reduction in capacitance vessel caliber, cerebral perfusion becomes even more dependent on systemic blood pressure.