10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARTERIALISATION»
Discover the use of
arterialisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
arterialisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Issues in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery: 2011 Edition
Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Prague: The positive effect of
immunosuppression on adaptation of venous allografts to arterialisation in rats
Researchers detail in 'The positive effect of immunosuppression on adaptation of
...
2
Focal Liver Lesions: Detection, Characterization, Ablation
In normal subjects the DPI is 0.25 (the hepatic artery contributes <25% of total
liver blood flow), but this increases in arterialisation due to metastases. An
excellent correlation between raised DPI and overt metastatic disease has been
...
Riccardo Lencioni, A.L. Baert, Dania Cioni, 2006
The due arterialisation of the blood may be interfered with. 1st, By the want of
respirable air, as happens in strangulation, suspension, submersion, and in
consequence of breathing an atmosphere of non-respirable gases, as azote, and
, ...
4
British Medical Journal
Department of Anatomy and Phy- SIOLOGY. Monday, August "Jth. This section
met in the Anatomy Class Room, Dr. Allen Thomson presiding. Report mi the
Heat of the Blood during Arterialisation. — Dr. Arthur Gamgee, F. R.S.E., read a
report ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
It is previously necessary to understand what authority there is for assuming that
arterialisation is a chemical protest, and that it is legitimate for us to derive
therapeutic conclusions from experiments oa blood apart from the living body. On
this ...
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Pathology for Surgeons in Training, 3Ed: An A-Z Revision Text
The word arterialisation is used in two ways. ○ In a first sense, a vein is said to
be arterialised when it is placed in functional continuity with an artery. One
example is the use ofpart ofa saphenous vein to construct a coronary artery
bypass.
Dugald Gardner, David E. F Tweedle, 2002
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Anaesthesia, Pain, Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine - ...
Therefore, a more rapid arterialisation of the transplanted liver might reduce
glucose leakage from the hepatocytes during transplantation. However, further
studies on the effect of the sequence of arterial and portal reperfusion, are
necessary.
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Sport and Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: Volume I – ...
In cold conditions, flow to the limbs and to the skin will be low, and venous blood
will be highly desaturated. Where sampling occurs over time, therefore, and
where the degree of arterialisation of the venous blood will influence the
measures to ...
Edward M. Winter, Andrew M. Jones, R.C. Richard Davison, 2006
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Oxygen Transport to Tissue XXXIII: 33
If the capillary surface area could be added to the venular surface area in the
estimation of distal vein arterialisation, the total surface area relevant to lymphatic
outflow would be bigger than the present estimation. In the lower limb study [7]
the ...
Martin Wolf, Hans Ulrich Bucher, Markus Rudin, 2012
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Bedside Clinics in Surgery
Various types of surgery has been tried like arterial bypass graft (femorocrural).
artcrialisation of saphenous vein, profundoplasty. arterialisation of popliteal vein.
What is the role of gene therapy in peripheral vascular disease ? Isner el al has ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARTERIALISATION»
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This strikes me as frequently unfair to those whose road happens to be picked for 'arterialisation', who will typically suffer an increase in noise ... «Practical Ethics, Apr 14»
