Sentence examples for vessel puncture from inspiring English sources

Particular attention is placed on using the ultrasound probe with needle guide in order to actually visualize vessel puncture and to minimize complications.

We previously developed a robotic system for guiding the needle along a specified puncture path with high precision and are currently implementing a hardware design for a robotic system to assist in blood vessel puncture.

Vessel thrombosis occurred in 43 (0.5%) direct sheathed needle puncture lines versus 4 (0.9%) modified Seldinger placed lines (P = 0.30).The direct peel-away sheathed needle vessel puncture technique and the modified Seldinger technique used to place PICC lines in children have similar complication rates.

Ultrasonography was performed in all patients to ensure correct anatomic location prior to vessel puncture.

Given the low experience of residents, a higher incidence of such complications as neuropathy or vessel puncture should be taken into account.

If a small (2+) to moderate (3+) amount of bleeding occurred due to blood vessel puncture, the animal was euthanized and no further experimentation was carried out.

The procedure time, number of attempts, needle redirection, and skin and vessel punctures were significantly lower in the short-axis than long-axis group (P < 0.05).

We aimed to compare the three techniques to determine which is associated with the highest rate and fastest time to cannulation, and lowest rate of posterior vessel wall puncture (PVWP), a proxy for complications.

This consistency of PDSS rate over time, despite further training and increased vigilance with regard to injection technique, suggests that this rate (0.07% of injections) may reflect the naturally occurring background rate of accidental blood vessel contact (puncture or nicking) during intramuscular injections.

As doctors extracted the device, a thin electronic cable, from the patient's heart, a vessel was punctured, causing extensive bleeding.

These blood clots can grow over time to occlude blood vessels, making puncture difficult.