Sentence examples for vessel access from inspiring English sources

When femoral vessel access is obtained before induction, ECMO can be established smoothly if needed [2, 3].

Specific layout and safety requirements of the ITER plant require the installation of the DNB within the common secondary confinement of the NB H&CD system (the NB cell); as a consequence, the DNB has to share the vacuum vessel access through a single port with one of the H&CD injectors.

In trauma patients, arterial vessel access (femoral) is often limited whereas there are five locations for venous vessel access to place the ECMO.

Decannulation was achieved in most cases by simple manual compression of the vessel access site.

Therefore, the preparatory surgery (comprising skin incisions in the neck for tracheostomy and bilateral vessel access, a small laparotomy for bladder access and a larger laparotomy for access to the splenic vessels for catheterisation of the portal vein) had the additional task of generating a standardised systemic trauma response.

It forms part of a series of sustainable fisheries partnership agreements that give EU vessels access to a third country's fishing waters.

One of the few canals to be built after the canal era was the 36-mile-long Manchester Ship Canal, which was opened in 1894 to give oceangoing vessels access from the Mersey estuary to Manchester.

But the Turks have refused to allow Cypriot vessels access to their ports and airports because the Greek-Cypriots are blocking an EU promise, made after the referendums in 2004, to allow direct trade with the north.In 2008 Mr Papadopoulos was ousted by a more moderate president, Demetris Christofias.

However, mechanical equipment has been almost entirely bespoke as its requirements are highly sensitive to the design of the JET components and the in-vessel access conditions and environmental compatibility.

We just sterilized the bilateral inguinal region for femoral vessels access in case of an emergency requirement for ECMO.

Negro publicly opposed a plan to deepen the Guadalquivir River to give large vessels access to Seville's port, for instance, a project on hold after a ruling by the Supreme Court of Spain.