Among the pioneers in modern liposuction, Illouz applied a technique initially introduced by Fischer, who used blunt cannulas for suction of subcutaneous fat tissue [ 31, 32].
After a total perfusion time of 30 min, the peritoneal fluid is totally suctioned and the abdomen is examined for evidence of tissue injury or bleeding.
Furthermore, end-cutting needles frequently obtain adequate tissue samples in one pass because long cores of tissue are retrieved by the cutting suction mechanism, with no limitation by the specimen notch as in side-cutting needles.
The height of the suction sleeve in a MUAS chamber is of importance to mounting of tissue.
He held an instrument in his left hand, which he used to make the blood congeal; in his right hand, he held a sputtering suction device, which, with infinite care, he used to pulverize and remove tiny pieces of tissue, shred after shred.
Care must be taken to check the absence of tissue between the organ and the device (bowel, omentum, or fringes of the fallopian tubes) when applying the suction cup.
Opening of yellow tips is generally small enough to avoid suction of moss filaments when drawing majority of liquid from tissue prior blotting of collected tissue on filter paper to remove the rest.
The nerve and surrounding tissue were kept moist throughout the experiment by application of Ringer's lactate with suction of excess fluid as necessary.
Suction draws soft tissue into the aperture of a hollow shaft and an oscillating inner cannula (moving back and forth across the opening) cleaves the tissue that is then evacuated along with blood into a suction canister.
