Sentence examples for restoration of flow from inspiring English sources

The malignant CTH phenomenon also implies that, if CTH is not immediately restored upon reperfusion, OEFmax will remain low for short MTT, and the sudden restoration of flow through fully dilated arteries and arterioles could therefore, paradoxically, cause immediate, severe tissue hypoxia and tissue damage.

For centuries, doctors saw the restoration of flow as proof that a treatment worked.

In the Lake Okeechobee case, restoration of flow to the Everglades may go a long way toward solving Florida's current problems at the coast.

Recanalization was defined as the restoration of flow in a previously occluded vessel.

A delay in the time to restoration of flow in the stenosed artery was also observed with lower GFR in patients who had STEMI and underwent primary PCI.

There was no difference in the rate of restoration of flow between the normal placebo, diabetic placebo and diabetic VEGF groups.

The restoration of flows of gas from Russia, after an upfront $378 million payment by Kiev for supplies this month, brings temporary relief to a national power grid short of coal and under further pressure from sudden freezing temperatures.

Reperfusion (phase of "low flow"), contemporary to the restoration of blood flow (created by chest compression, or spontaneous), is responsible for the formation of oxygen radical species, including superoxide anion ( O2-), hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and the radical hydroxyl ( OH).

Power Doppler ultrasonographic imaging showed immediate abrogation of blood flow in the vessels supplying the tumour, with restoration of blood flow within 48 h after application of electric pulses alone.

Furthermore, AQP5 synthesis and expression in the salivary glands of MRL/ lpr mice was restored following LIPUS treatment, resulting in the restoration of salivary flow to normal levels.

In healthy arteries exposed to a short period of occlusion by tourniquet, restoration of blood flow results in transient vasodilatation.