Additional intraoperative events, such as numerous surgical clip displacements, temporary clipping, aneurysm ruptures, and trapping occurred in 16 cases.
When he came to England in 1933 in search of a new post, he thought the rupture would be temporary and left his family behind in Germany.
But the respite was only temporary as Wales at last ruptured Japan's defence to send Prydie over for an unconverted try.
Experience with temporary stenting for nonmalignant esophageal ruptures or anastomotic leaks is limited and studies comparing surgery with stent placement have not been performed.
Instructions to staff warn that the techniques risk giving children a "fracture to the skull" and "temporary or permanent blindness caused by rupture to eyeball or detached retina".
Homeless people live in city streets and temporary shelters because of successive sudden and traumatic rupture of family, social and labor ties [ 1].
We used seismic data from permanent networks and a temporary deployment of three-component sensors to investigate anisotropy in the rupture area of the 1891 Nobi earthquake, the largest known intraplate earthquake in Japan.
The soap opera among the group's four principals has been well-documented: the way the relationship between Phillips and his wife Michelle was ruptured by her affair with Denny Doherty, Michelle's temporary departure, Denny's drinking, and then a second round of turbulence that resulted from tensions between John Phillips and Cass Elliott.
Plasticity, ability of certain solids to flow or to change shape permanently when subjected to stresses of intermediate magnitude between those producing temporary deformation, or elastic behaviour, and those causing failure of the material, or rupture (see yield point).
This is because the thermal motions inside the liquid create temporary, microscopic gaps that can produce nuclei cavitation, which is necessary for the rupture and growth of micro-bubbles.
