Sentence examples for viable conduits from inspiring English sources

Internal thoracic artery (ITA) and small saphenous vein (SSV) are two viable conduits for coronary artery bypass grafts.

The clinical need for readily available and viable conduits to circumvent the use of nerve autografts has driven research to the development of biodegradable tissue-engineered nerve guides (TENGs) to bridge and restore the function of transected peripheral nerves.

Hybridisation represents a viable conduit for introgression of genes between roach and bream.

The histology of the conduits revealed viable and layered tissue.

Tissue engineered heart valves (TEHV) are being investigated as an alternative to current non-viable prosthetic valves and valved conduits.

The goal of the present study was to support the slowly evolving body of evidence that acellular processed nerve allografts (Avance; Axogen, Alachua, FL) are a viable alternative to autogenous nerve grafting and the use of conduits for reconstructing defects of the trigeminal nerve.

This is what makes the B.D.P. a serious negotiating partner; the party can be an effective conduit for P.K.K. demands and help devise a viable democratic reform package in Parliament.

Here we review the realm of nerve conduit tissue engineering and the potential for PAs as viable materials in this exciting and rapidly advancing field.

Non-neural conduits fail to support regeneration over larger gaps due to lacking viable Schwann cells.

At 3 months after surgery, all valve conduits were patent, covered by a confluent layer of endothelial-like cells with viable interstitial-like cells throughout the entire valve thickness.

Passive conduits should not.