Sentence examples for risk rupture from inspiring English sources

The first prosthetic device to be used was the Dacron aortic graft developed by Michael E. De Bakey in 1954 to replace aortic aneurysms (dilated vessels that risk rupture and death) or vessels obstructed by arteriosclerotic plaques.

The extravagance of his earlier work — the daredevil willingness to risk rupture and to court delirium — has lived on, of all places, in the later films of David Lynch.

This could be an important parameter to determine the risk rupture and plan early intervention.

When they cause clinical signs or risk rupture, interventional treatment is required.

Morphological variations between ruptured and unruptured IAs have been postulated to be predictive in the estimation of the aneurysm risk rupture.

Biopsy from a transabdominal route risks rupture of the mass with peritoneal spread of tumor from a malignancy.

Activation of solute influx in response to hypo-osmotic medium, increases cell swelling, risking rupture of the cell's plasma membrane and is maladaptive.

If he asks the United States to withdraw the defense system, which became operational last week, he risks rupturing South Korea's close alliance with the United States and looking as if he is succumbing to Chinese pressure.

But the process is risky because the surgery risks rupturing the fetal membrane prematurely, sending the mother into premature labor.

Over time, the large artery that exits the heart stretches and grows weaker, until, if not surgically replaced, it risks rupturing.

In our series, pseudoaneurysms presented with a significantly increased risk for rupture, with 76.3%% of pseudoaneurysms being ruptured.