Sentence examples for use of large catheters from inspiring English sources

The key technical issue is represented by use of large catheters (>6 French) [2, 3].

The use of larger gauge catheters in femoral access patients predisposed them to major bleeding and its subsequent complications.

Cardiopulmonary bypass is accomplished by use of large drainage tubes (catheters) inserted in the superior and inferior venae cavae, the large veins that return the blood from the systemic circulation to the right upper chamber of the heart.

This implies the use of large diameter vascular catheters and specific technical requirements that limit the application of the procedure.

The use of large needles and catheters for CSA was found to be associated with PDPH [ 6].

This problem could possibly be overcome by use of larger (three-balloon) catheters.

The use of large-volume balloon catheters should be avoided because of the risk of perforation in patients with radiation proctitis.

However, significant differences in filter life were found on comparing the use of catheters larger or smaller than 6.5 French and the use of filters with surface areas larger or smaller than 0.4 m2 (Table 2).

The SD of the measured FO2(I) was small when O2 was supplied through the Venturi mask (40%, SD = 0.9%) and when the subject breathed atmospheric air (SD = 1.1%) but increased with increasing O2 flows with the use of the Large nasal catheter (30 IO2, SD = 6.5%).

The subclavian veins should not be used when possible, as there is an increased risk of thrombosis when large catheters are inserted in a small vein.

More careful planning of the timing of PD catheter insertion, the use of embedded PD catheters, or the availability of urgent PD catheter insertions may mitigate this issue.