Sentence examples for valve support from inspiring English sources
A Gore® (Gore and Associates, Inc., Flagstaff, AZ, USA) external valve support is a supporting device consisting of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE -covered nitinol frames and is used for EVPTFE -covered
PEARS is intended to prevent further expansion of root aneurysms and to preserve the architecture of the aortic valve support.
Patients with complicated infection were excluded if they had a cardiac prosthesis (e.g., pacemaker, cardioverter/defibrillator, prosthetic valve, or mitral valve support ring) or orthopedic arthroplasty.
The SFJ was examined, and in the level of the valve just distally to this junction, an expanded-PTFE-coated (including a nitinol frame) external valve support (Gore and Associates , Inc. in appropriate size (small, medium, or large) was placed around the vein.
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The inspection result on stainless steel valves supports our laboratory result.
A percutaneous temporary aortic valve hemodynamic support catheter is a device that can conceptually maintain stable hemodynamics when significant structural damage occurs to the native aortic valve ensuing acute severe aortic insufficiency.
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The valve is supported by a stent-like self-expanding retainer that secures the EBV in place.
