perfusion in English
noun
[pə(r)'fjuːʒn]
spray, sprinkling, pouring; dripping
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1. The method further includes computing a standardized perfusion value based on the absolute perfusion and the time difference. The method further includes displaying the standardized perfusion value.
2. Continuous perfusion apparatus utilizing aeration
3. Equipment and accessories for infusion, perfusion and transfusion
4. Perfusion with obidoxime did not cause arrhythmias, whereas perfusion with PD/OB caused premature ventricular beats, Bigeminies, and ventricular tachycardias at high doses.
5. There's slight hypo-perfusion in the anterior cortex.
6. Thermographics show a normalization of distal acral perfusion defects.
7. Arterial Cannulae 6 OptiSite Arterial Cannula The Edwards Lifesciences arterial perfusion Cannulae are indicated for arterial perfusion in the extracorporeal circuit for < 6 hours
8. Control CT revealed perfusion of the aneurysmal sac with renewed expansion.
9. Causes of syncope include any process that transiently reduces cerebral perfusion.
10. Furthermore, we calculate the mean perfusion curve by an accumulated method.
11. Perfusion Bioreactors -With so much to offer they deserve a closer look
12. Using these methods surgeons are able to analyze tissue perfusion and oxygenation.
13. Gas concentration within the single alveolus depends on the ventilation-perfusion ratio, whereas the gas concentration of the arterial blood results from the distribution of the ventilation-perfusion ratios within the lung.
14. Unequal distribution of ventilation/perfusion ratio yields regional variation of the respiratory quotient.
15. We compared the use of CCDS and angiography in studying of acral perfusion.
16. Myocardial contrast echocardiography ( MCE ) is a new technology of diagnosing myocardial microcirculation perfusion.
17. In addition, the perfusion of the intussusceptum can be evaluated with color Doppler ultrasound.
18. Objective:To evaluate the clinical value of transcatheter endovascular perfusion chemotherapy in advanced cardial carcinoma.
19. It was noticed that the spontaneous motility of the myometrium was in close correlation to the perfusion pressure and that the strength of the mechanical contraction was proportional to the perfusion pressure: during the acme of the contraction the perfusion pressure also reached maximal values while it decreased during the relaxation phase.
20. Inhalation injury is followed by hypoxemia, ventilation/perfusion mismatch, increased airway resistance and atelectasis.
21. MRI-based myocardial perfusion and function measurements enable accurate evaluation of potential myocardial ischemia.
22. Objective To evaluate the diagnostic value of testicular blood perfusion imaging of impalpable undescended testis.
23. 7 The left 3 cases were cured by intervention, bladder perfusion and open cystotomy, respectively.
24. A stroke or Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) is an acute compromise of the cerebral perfusion or vasculature
25. Inadequate perfusion of the lower leg due to angiopathy, extensive soft-tissue infection, and wound contamination.
26. The isolated perfused rat liver releases no alkaline phosphatase into the perfusion medium under normal conditions.
27. In addition, we calculated the oxygen index (OI) and the changes of ventilation perfusion mismatch (QS/QT).
28. A Cardiac perfusion test tells your doctor if the muscles of your heart are getting enough blood
29. Imaging Artifact: Soft tissue Attenuation in the breast is a common artifact in myocardial perfusion imaging
30. Scintigraphic imaging identifies pathophysiological processes; in other words it assesses regional perfusion, permeability, leukocytic accumulation and bone turnover.
31. Strategies designed to promote Angiogenesis to treat disorders of inadequate tissue perfusion, such as occurs in coronary
32. Methods: Sixteen patients with CAD underwent MR myocardial perfusion assessment at rest and after dipyridamole-induced hyperemia.
33. 23 Adequate tissue perfusion seems to be more important than the oxygen - carrying capacity of the blood.
34. The importance of the Baroreceptor reflex is to stabilize perfusion pressure in the face of disturbances of circulatory homeostasis
35. Perfusion of hearts with cell-permeable calpain inhibitor suppressed the increase of Ca2+ and CaM-independent PDE activity.
36. This is adequately demonstrated, first, by the Peer Reviewer’s statement that ‘there are a number of conditions in children resulting in myocardial perfusion abnormalities’ and, secondly, by the reference made by the Rapporteur to ‘[t]he condition of myocardial perfusion disturbance’.
37. Alternatively, a combination of clinical pretest probability, D-dimer value and a perfusion/ventilation scan may be performed.
38. 86,87 Furthermore, hyperoxia after an Asphyxiatic injury causes a reduction in perivascular production of nitric oxide and reduced cerebral perfusion
39. Based on a myocardial perfusion reserve index of this parameter, ischemic myocardium can be identified with high diagnostic accuracy.
40. All Artiodactyl brains were perfusion fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde in 0.1 M phosphate buffer through the carotid arteries following euthanasia …
41. Supporting material for: "Free Breathingly acquired myocardial perfusion data sets for performance analysis of motion compensation algorithms"
42. Ventricular arrhythmias as premature ventricular beats, or Bigeminies, were noted with increasing frequency following perfusion with increasing doses of phosphamidon
43. One of the most common conditions experienced by the Autositic is Twin Reversed Arterial Perfusion otherwise known as TRAP sequences
44. 86 87 Furthermore, hyperoxia after an Asphyxiatic injury causes a reduction in perivascular production of nitric oxide and reduced cerebral perfusion
45. 26 Oesophageal manometry and acid perfusion tests were performed in the morning, with the fasting patient in the left lateral position.
46. Myocardial damage or contractile failure did not occur if the adrenochrome solution was allowed to Autoxidize for 24 hours before perfusion
47. 86, 87 Furthermore, hyperoxia after an Asphyxiatic injury causes a reduction in perivascular production of nitric oxide and reduced cerebral perfusion
48. In some experiments, potassium conductance was increased by means of high-calcium (8 mM) or acetylcholine chloride (10−6 M) perfusion.
49. Lower hemoglobin results in lower blood viscosity, in turn reducing the load on the heart and improving tissue perfusion and oxygenation
50. 12 Objective To evaluate the clinical curative effect and methods of external carotid artery perfusion treatment plus radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC).