Sentence examples for wall with subsequent from inspiring English sources

In our department, stripping of cyst wall with subsequent diathermy of bleeding areas of the cyst bed is the standard method for excision of endometriotic cyst.

The utilization of micro-electrodes in a non-conducting wall with subsequent signal analysis allowed the determination and the study of the flow regimes in a packed bed reactor with single-phase liquid flow.

Thus, increasing the power to assist the endoscopic resection may lead to increased heat production and damage to the adjacent bowel wall with subsequent perforation [ 12].

In adults, an extremely important aspect of pathophysiology that is being explored is the mechanism of fibrosis in the esophageal wall with subsequent ring and stricture formation that commonly accompanies EoE.

Activation of these immune cells leads to a cascade of pro-inflammatory molecules release, which induces an inflammatory state in the vessel wall, with subsequent activation of the other arterial wall cells.

not determined The term CAA is used to describe the pathological process during which an amyloid protein is progressively deposited in blood vessel walls with subsequent degenerative vascular changes [ 31].

Platelet transfusion (hazard ratio 3.2, 95%% confidence interval 1.2 to 8.4) [ 9] and high levels of platelets (odds ratio 1.003, 95%% confidence interval 1.000 to 1.006) [ 17] have been identified as risk factors for VTE, certainly related to increased platelet activation and adherence to vessel walls with subsequent fibrin clot formation, as described in inflammatory processes and sepsis [ 51].

Perforation of diverticulitis occurs secondary to severe inflammation of bowel wall layers with subsequent necrosis and loss of intestinal wall integrity.

Silver nanoparticles can anchor onto bacterial cell wall and, with subsequent penetration, perforate the cell membrane (pitting of cell membrane) ultimately leading to cell death [33].

Quench rates of 2 6×104 K/s yielded conversions of up to 95% at the expense of low particle yield due to significant wall deposition with subsequent hydrolysis.

Given the dynamic process of dissection, it is hypothesized that an initial hemodynamic compromise results from stenosis or occlusion from a lumen wall hematoma with subsequent thrombus formation and distal embolism [4].