Sentence examples for with disconnection of from inspiring English sources

The Ascenda needle connector is moved from the original position (a) to a more lateral position (b) (grey-white arrow) with disconnection of catheter pump segment (black arrow).

The systemic vascular resistance increases with disconnection of the placenta.

Aggleton (2008) showed that the anterograde amnesia observed with disconnection of the fornix without damage to the medial temporal lobe is not as severe as that seen in patients with bilateral hippocampal damage.

Radiological changes in chest revealed pyriform thorax as her elder-sister presented, absence of right clavicle, and absence of mid-lateral part with thin interior part of left clavicle, and thin posterior parts of the 2nd and 3rd ribs on both sides with disconnection of posterior parts of the 3rd rib on left side and the 2nd and 3rd on the right.

Revisions were necessary in 15 patients: 5 with infections (all had had prior surgery), 5 with hematoma, 3 with dislocations, and 2 with disconnections of the shaft components.

Because of the complexity of the cleaning procedure with disconnection and reconnection of the standard luer lock cap (referred as "intervention"), we compared luer lock caps with a "closed access system" consisting of a luer access split septum system with regard to process optimization (work simplification, process time), efficiency (costs) and hygiene (patient safety).

From these experiments, we demonstrated that TG diffuses gradually beyond the cuticle region, and toward the inside of the cortex region along with the disconnection of –SS– groups.

Right-handed patients with surgical disconnection of the cerebral hemispheres cannot report verbal input to the left ear if diferent verbal stimuli have been channeled simultaneously to the right ear.

Thus, if we assume the widely accepted hypothesis that neuronal degeneration and atrophy is progressive, our observations suggest that such processes begin with synaptic disconnection of the dendritic regions distal to the soma.

Object-in-place scene learning was very severely impaired when fornix transection was combined with a disconnection of temporal cortex by sectioning the anterior temporal stem and amygdala (Gaffan et al. 2001).

Alternatively this could correspond to a decreased turner-over in the nucleolar complexes in correlation with the disconnection of the DFC and GC occurring by overexpression of S125A-B23 (Louvet et al. 2006).