Sentence examples for temporary bypass from inspiring English sources

This experience indicates that temporary bypass using the long great saphenous vein is effective and safe during long and invasive surgeries.

Therefore, in order to secure the circulation of the left circumflex artery during hepatectomy, temporary bypass to salvage the function of the RGEA graft using the harvested great saphenous vein was planned.

Furthermore, (1) the patient had a pressing condition with back pain and body weight loss, (2) one of the three bypasses was obstructed, and (3) restoring the previous GEA graft was rather easy after removing the large liver tumor; therefore, a temporary bypass was used to rescue the graft flow into the coronary artery during hepatectomy.

The temporary bypass time was 16 h and 4 min, and the total operative time was 21 h and 34 min. The total amount of blood loss was 7,089 g, and 4,480 ml of red blood cell and 2,400 ml of fresh frozen plasma were transfused.

Despite the moderate patency rates after one year, SA may serve as a "temporary bypass" to provide wound healing and limb salvage.

Despite the moderate long-term patency rates of the revascularized segments, SA may serve as a "temporary bypass" to provide wound healing and limb salvage.

This 'percutaneous temporary pedal bypass' was described previously [ 8].

Temporary right heart bypass has shown to improve hemodynamic stability and safety in beating heart revascularization.

More than 700 people are now working at the site, attempting to excavate and repair the damaged section of pipe as well as construct a temporary line to bypass the leaked section.

While work on the tunnels continued, the Virginia Central Railroad, eager to connect its eastern division to the line under construction in the Shenandoah Valley, developed plans to use temporary tracks to bypass the incomplete Blue Ridge Railroad.

There is to be an emergency summit in Goole on Friday, while the station is still being repaired with pressure taken off it by mobile pumps and a three quarter mile bypass of temporary piping.