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The remaining 33 specimens showed regular perfusion of ADF.

In one case the regular perfusion of intestinal anastomosis was confirmed with no need for surgical exploration.

The blood flow in the culprit vessel was graded according to the TIMI flow grade before and after PPCI: grade 0, no reperfusion; grade 1, low reperfusion; grade 2, partial reperfusion; and grade 3, regular perfusion [ 26].

The intact femur at day 0 presented a regular cortical line and even perfusion of the bone marrow by contrast agent Gd-DTPA.

Translating the rate constants into biological terms yields a consistent image where the fluoride is distributed into the bone tissue by regular blood perfusion and is incorporated in the cortical bone through mineralization by binding to apatite.

The fluorescence within the slice was imaged at regular intervals during perfusion with ACSF (no Aβ or fluorophore) warmed to 35 37°C.

Under continuous perfusion with regular HEPES buffer (37 °C), intracellular fluorescence was excited at dual wavelengths (340 and 380 nm) and emitted fluorescence (510 nm) was captured using a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera.

The stained slice was then transferred to a small recording chamber and washed for at least 20 min by perfusion of oxygenated regular ACSF in preparation for the subsequent imaging experiment.

Fluorescein angiography was performed at regular intervals to evaluate the capillary perfusion grade.

Following insertion of the femoral artery catheter, peripheral tissue perfusion is usually assessed by regular clinical examination of skin colour, capillary return and temperature, all of which are subjective measures.

Following insertion of a femoral artery catheter prior to the measurement of EVLW and ITBV using double-indicator dilution, peripheral perfusion has usually been assessed by regular clinical examination for capillary return, warmth, presence of pedal pulses and measurement of maximum calf occlusion pressures.