Sentence examples for take a vein from inspiring English sources

A doctor had to take a vein from his foot and put it inside his finger in order to save the digit – though in many cases of this kind, the finger would have simply been amputated, Fallon told the audience.

Dr. Mark Felger performed the surgery, taking a vein from below Ryan's breastbone and a vein from below his left knee to replace the damaged left coronary artery.

In this paper, we take a simple operational view: a vein is a vascular bundle that stains significantly darker than the surrounding ground tissue with standard histological stains like safranin or phloroglucinol.

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Subsequent measurements (to ensure treatment is effective), may be taken from a normal blood test taken from a vein, as there is little difference between the arterial and the venous pH.

But the idea of submitting to an infrared scan at a medical center that would take a copy of the unique vein patterns in my palm seemed fraught.

Blood samples were taken from a vein at the antecubital fossa and collected in ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), potassium oxalate, and serum separating tubes (SST).

After participants provided consent, the cognitive tests were administered and blood was taken from a vein of each subject's arm.

In Mr. West's show, "Pretty," the photographic approach takes a more Modernist vein.

After stopping the heart, Dr. Favaloro took a section of vein from the patient's leg and sewed one end to his aorta.

His unhurried delivery also serves to drag out the agony — "Now they looking for my car keys/Now I'm feeling like I can't breathe" — as it's unclear whether 8Ball's protagonist might somehow flip the script on his attackers, or have the story take an unexpected turn, in the vein of the Notorious B.I.G.'s "I Got a Story to Tell".