Sentences with phrase «giving infusion»

It's not at all unusual for cats who are sick or injured to receive a life - giving infusion of blood from a fellow feline donor.

With the approval of the local ethics committee, a 16 - year - old boy with a rare type of liver cancer called fibrolamellar hepatocellular carcinoma was given infusions of 3BP into the blood vessels supplying the tumor, formulated in a proprietary and patented fashion.

Patients were also given an infusion of amino acids as a protective measure against kidney toxicity.

Some companies will come to your home, office or hotel room to give infusions, which can include fluid, vitamins, electrolytes and sometimes painkillers and antinausea drugs.

The red flowering tropical hibiscus plant gives this infusion drink its unique taste and wonderful color.

In one study, people with known food allergies were told that they were given an infusion of a low - dose version of the food which causes them to react.

She walked into the village by herself to ask the midwife, Inna, for help and was given an infusion of ugly nettles that grew in a nearby wadi.

This «Buy Nothing» campaign just gave me an infusion of desperately needed hope.

Not exact matches

Then there's the implicit guarantee given to large banks by the federal government: The bond market has increasingly come to believe that, in the event of a financial crisis, large banks will be rescued by the federal government, either through direct cash infusions or Federal Reserve lending.

They are used by venture capitalists for an infusion of cash or funds that may be given to them as a bond offering by a company or corporation.

This infusion of the soul is a kind of natural covenant that God has with His creation; whenever a new human being is conceived He gives the soul so that it can be indeed a human being; however, He allows the will of the two parents to be primary in this, so that it is they who decide - even if at times unwittingly!

But these things pale beside the spectacle of that great journey to Poland, in which he gave the Poles, and through them many millions of the rest of us, an infusion of hope that we would see the end of a dark and shameful chapter in a shameful, shameful century.

Luther himself was interested not in cash infusions, but in distribution — give away the product free and you might create a market!

The sentimentalist, for all his easy evasions, remains precariously rooted in the moil of history, vulnerable to unpredictable infusions of grace, and may at any moment be persuaded to give something of himself away.

Yeah, ummm, if it weren't for the fact that it gave me a great energy infusion and made me feel so good, I probably would've been done at that point.

My Cashew Spinach Cannellini Bean Stew gives you a quick and easy infusion of healthy nutrients and amazing taste.

If there's enough time to give the apple cider vinegar 5 - 15 minutes to really soak into the potatoes before adding in the wet mixture, your potato salad will have an extra infusion of complete yumminess!

Ian Beauchamp, Head of Process Engineering at OAL, gives us an insight into the challenges of hydrating grains and porridge type products and how these can be overcome with Steam Infusion.

Nitro: Nitrogen infusions give coffee a frothy or foamy texture that resembles beer.

Given the freshness and citrus character of the infusion ingredients, I chose to use a London Dry Gin for the spirit.

But if I can help support a sustainable product built upon local customs and ancient traditions, while also giving my cooking an extra infusion of flavor, then please pass the salt.

I give it an extra infusion of lemon to tantalise the taste buds too.

It was foist upon us by home monitoring companies who wanted to make thousands giving SQ terbutaline infusions at home.IIRC they only monitored contractions, not FHTs and you would get calls when your son was coming up for his first Little League at bat and the home health nurse would say, «Your patient is now having contractions every 7.5 minutes and the cut off is every 8 minutes and the terbutaline is set at blah, blah, blah... What?

The most common methods used to ripen the cervix and get contractions started include: inserting medication into your vagina; putting pressure on your cervix with a small, water - filled balloon; stripping or sweeping the membranes, which means your caregiver uses a finger to separate your amniotic sac from the lower part of your uterus; breaking your amniotic sac with a small, hooked tool; and giving you an IV infusion of the drug Pitocin.

As infections in the newborn baby can be very serious and require quick and effective antibiotic treatment, the antibiotics are given as an intravenous (IV) infusion.

«Eating something with complex carbs and protein gives your child's brain a constant, slow infusion of glucose for better brain function,» says Bravender.

After rashly scrapping regional development agencies in 2010, he would revive the northern economy with an infusion of powers and money, topped off with elected mayors to give the enterprise some political leadership and direct accountability.

Still, New York state governors and legislators have given the show an infusion of taxpayer money to stay in New York.

But the infusion of outside environmental spending in the race also gave Ernst an opening to attack her opponent, who she said was supported by a «billionaire extreme environmentalist» — Tom Steyer of NextGen Climate.

Daily infusions with a chemical commonly associated with feelings of happiness were shown to increase calcium levels in the blood of Holstein cows and the milk of Jersey cows that had just given birth.

The vaccine is given in three infusions; each costs $ 31,000, for a total treatment tab of $ 93,000, the company said today.

The team gave the 18 subjects weekly infusions for four weeks.

The team gave 20 volunteers infusions on two days, once containing 75 micrograms of LSD, the other a placebo.

They gave aging mice (engineered to have deficient immune systems that would not adversely react to human plasma) infusions of the three types of plasma every fourth day for two weeks.

They also gave old mice infusions of young blood plasma (the liquid component of blood containing proteins and hormones but no cells), which significantly improved their performance in learning and memory tests.

In this study, five women between the ages of 18 and 40 suffering from HA were given 8 - hour intravenous infusions of either kisspeptin or a saline placebo on six different occasions.

The next step is to increase the percentage of genetically engineered cells, either by increasing the amount of cells in the infusion, by giving more than one infusion, or by administering chemotherapy to lower the number of untreated CD4 cells in the body before infusion begins.

And so you saw things like cases like a woman coming in with breast cancer and there was no oncologist, there are no treatment infusion rooms where you can put central lines in and give the chemotherapy, but they could get the chemotherapies on the gray market — that's where there are pirated versions of the key drugs that you need — in India.

They enrolled 280 patients in a trial that compared the standard eflornithine regimen with one in which only 14 infusions of that drug were given over a week's time, combined with 10 days of nifurtimox, an oral drug licensed against Chagas disease — which is also caused by Trypanosoma parasites — but not considered active enough as a standalone HAT drug.

To give the panther population an infusion of healthy genes, biologists this past year released eight female cougars from Texas into three southern Florida parks.

Given to the patient shortly before the transplant, the infusion of antibodies theoretically reduces the host's residual T cells, minimizing the risk of graft rejection while eliminating T cells from the donor to thwart GVHD.

To investigate, the research team gave eight healthy, lean individuals infusions of glucose over a four - hour period.

Thanks to a breakthrough led by researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, treatment for hemophilia can now be administered via a biodegradable system, a capsule, giving people affected by the hereditary bleeding disorder hope for a less expensive, less painful treatment option than conventional injections or infusions.

In this study, 102 patients with CD30 - positive Hodgkin lymphoma were given one dose (1.8 mg / kg) of BV through outpatient intravenous infusion every three weeks for up to 16 cycles.

3) The infusion time of MTX was reduced from 24 h to 3 h as a higher drug penetration has been achieved by a shorter infusion time.9 4) Importantly, given the cited literature, the treatment was age - adjusted with patients aged over 65 years having cyclophosphamide of the second and fifth and ifosfamide of the fourth chemotherapy cycle replaced by the less toxic agent temozolomide (TZM).

In contrast, single MSC infusion given either peritransplant or 1 day after transplant were less effective.

Monoclonal antibodies are given by infusion.

We provide all available chemotherapy options, including continuous infusion chemotherapy, which is given slowly over one or more days through a pump that you carry with you.

C.S. Mott Children's Hospital offers the full range of chemo treatment protocols, including continuous infusion chemotherapy, which is given slowly over one or more days through a pump that you carry with you.

Passive antibody transfer is an experimental prevention technique that involves giving anti-HIV antibodies directly to an uninfected person by injections or intravenous infusions to prevent HIV infection.