Sentence examples for urinary arteries from inspiring English sources

Embolization leading to bilateral occlusion of ascending branches of urinary arteries and a complete loss of fibroid perfusion, as detected by angiography, was considered technically successful.

In a multicenter study, 130 patients with septic shock were resuscitated within 12 hours of diagnosis using a protocol including goals for mean arterial and pulmonary artery occluded pressures, urinary output, arterial pH, and hemoglobin goals.

Consumption of water with high TH may raise the risk of calcification of arteries, urinary concretions, diseases of kidney or bladder or stomach disorder.

All animals were instrumented with an endotracheal tube, arterial, central venous, pulmonary artery, urinary, and esophageal catheters and kept in anesthesia and paralysis.

The exclusion criteria were chronic renal failure history and / or risk factors for altered RI such as dilated urinary tract, renal artery pathology and renal transplant.

Sheets are produced with properties that range over 13-fold in elongation to break (23 314%), six-fold in Young's modulus (5.3 33.1 MPa), and more than two-fold in tensile strength (1.85 4.08 MPa), exceeding that of a number of native human tissues, including urinary bladder, pulmonary artery, and aorta.

In severe cases, HC is associated with significant morbidity, prolonged hospitalisation and occasional mortality, and may require more aggressive measures, e.g. supravesical urinary diversion, vesical artery selective embolization, and cystectomy [ 5].

The animals were in the supine position and were instrumented with endotracheal tube, as well as esophageal balloon, central venous, pulmonary artery, femoral artery, and urinary catheters.

Although this study was not designed to explore these mechanisms, the significant correlation between urinary output and renal artery blood flow, APP, and renal filtration gradient suggests that the decreases in these variables induced by IAH were major determinants of oliguria.

Thermometry, which refers to the use of objective means to measure temperature, has evolved over the years from the use of 'touch' to invasive methods of temperature detection, such as pulmonary artery and urinary bladder measurements.

Identification of AR was confirmed clinically (pain and/or swelling of the kidney graft, body temperature ≥38°C, elevated serum creatinine ≥25% in the absence of other pathology including infection, urinary tract obstruction, allograft artery stenosis, or cyclosporine and tacrolimus toxicity), and by biopsy review.