Sentence examples for venous complex from inspiring English sources

In this setting, the management of deep venous complex (DVC) without involvement of the sphincter fibres could be an important step of the procedure.

The purpose of this study was to identify the anatomy of pineal region venous complex using neuronavigation software when distorted by the presence of a space-occupying lesion and to describe the anatomical relationship between lesion and veins.

Dr. Bederson looked through the eyepieces as he cut and cauterized, sealing off the Sylvian vein, which was responsible for about 80 percent of the bleeding, and the venous complex surrounding the carotid artery, which was responsible for most of the rest.

Suspecting IP and gas in the abdominal venous complex portomesenteric urgent contrast CT was made, which confirmed the diagnosis.

Developmental venous anomalies (DVA) consist of a radially arranged venous complex converging on a centrally located venous trunk, which drains the normal brain parenchyma.

These phenotypes were defined as the feature of meningiomas that infiltrate adjacent tissues such as bone or venous complex sinuses (cavernous sinus or superior longitudinal or lateral/sigmoid sinuses) or invade brain tissue.

A priori it was established that findings on vascular and LUS were not disclosed to the treating team unless they found a significant unexpected life-threatening diagnoses, such as venous thrombus, complex pleural effusion suggestive of empyema, pneumothorax or cardiac tamponade.

The ability to cure infections opened up entirely new fields in medicine, such as critical care medicine (for example, ventilators and central venous catheters), complex surgery, care of premature neonates, organ transplantation, and cancer chemotherapy.

The other important post-PD complications include postoperative haemorrhage (4 16% incidence), wound infection, intra-abdominal and hepatic abscesses (3 8%), biliary leakage (1 5%), acute pancreatitis of the PR (2 3%), thrombosis of the portal or superior mesenteric veins (particularly after complex venous reconstructions) and visceral ischaemia (below 1%) [28, 30].

Experienced operators agree that the anatomy is so variable and pelvic venous incompetence so complex, and therefore, recommendations for treatment cannot be given [ 49].

Popliteal vein repair and ligation are the two main approaches to the treatment of the venous component of major, complex, knee injuries with vascular involvement.