Sentences with phrase «of blood supply»

Very occasionally, spontaneous loss of blood supply to the cancer can make parts of it die but the dead tissue will still need surgical removal.

The lack of blood supply reaching the stomach will cause the lining of the stomach to begin to die, releasing toxins into the bloodstream.

This can cause the interruption of blood supply to the gland.

It is part of the blood supply to the developing lens (the structure in the eye that focuses light on the retina).

Because more of blood supply goes to the uterus, their heart will work harder in order to send sufficient blood to other body parts.

One of the main challenges is ensuring these newly built organs have enough of a blood supply to keep them alive.

What they found during an abdominal exploratory surgery was an eight inch segment of intestine twisted upon itself and deprived of its blood supply, but unrelated to the previous surgery.

The volume of blood supplied depends upon the results of laboratory examinations.

Children may discharge this excessive energy by finding ways to move and use their muscles which have this surge of blood supply.

Very occasionally, spontaneous loss of blood supply to the cancer can make it die but the dead tissue will still need surgical removal.

This lack of blood supply is also the reason why a shoulder injury can take quite a lot of time to heal.

The potential bad news is that a study in England found that the interior cells of fibroids sometimes undergo degeneration due to lack of blood supply in the center of the fibroid.

«Justice Krever was clear: paid blood clinics put the safety of our blood supply at risk,» said Cumming.

The process, which was done by way of a rat triad, which included a donor, recipient, and blood supply rat, provided a continuous blood supply to the donor brain throughout the transplant, avoiding brain tissue hypothermia — a condition where the brain suffers in absence of a blood supply.

Because the liver receives 70 % of its blood supply from the intestine, it is important to understand how the gut contributes to liver disease development,» explained lead investigator Yu - Jui Yvonne Wan, PhD, Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at UC Davis Health.

Portions of the boney tissues, starved of their blood supply, begin to die and the overlying cartilage that lines the hip joint collapses.

«We want the Christy Clark government to do the right thing to protect the security of blood supply for B.C. patients.»

However, in some cases it is worth treating, especially if severe, and especially if the pain during the feeding does not improve, as severe restriction of blood supply to the nipple may delay healing.

This is done by putting a pulse oximeter on baby's wrist and foot to check the oxygenation of their blood supply on two different limbs.

«He lost literally half of his blood supply over the course of 24 hours but was ultimately OK.»

The haemophilia community is still haunted by the traumas of blood supplies that were contaminated with HIV and hepatitis C.

The Red Cross will closely examine subsequent studies on this subject to ensure the ongoing safety and availability of the blood supply.»

WHEN malaria kills, it does so by slowly depriving the brain of its blood supply.

«To answer these questions, one has to divide cancers into two groups: solid tumors that require the development of a blood supply to metastasize and enlarge, and soft tumors that may have circulating cells, as in leukemias.

STEMI is a severe form of heart attack caused by prolonged blockage of blood supply in the heart.

In the traditional model of care, people experiencing an acute ischemic stroke (a cutoff of blood supply in a blood vessel to the brain) are taken to a hospital with a specialized center capable of performing a minimally invasive therapy in which a physician inserts a catheter into the groin and threads it up through blood vessels to the blood clot in the brain causing the stroke.

In particular they highlight molecular crosstalk between a signaling protein that cells produce to stimulate formation of blood vessels (VEGF) and a protein and receptor that communicates with VEGF to help trigger formation of a blood supply to the developing liver (KDR).

Subsequently the release of the drug, which in this case is a clotting protein called thrombin, causes formation of blood clot in the tumour followed by shut down of the blood supply and tumour death.

He conducts research on the epidemiology and health economics of the blood supply and transfusion medicine policy throughout the world, primarily focused on infectious diseases, donor health, and recipient outcomes.

While the lymph does get a little boost from the back pressure of the blood supply and the movement of the diaphragm as we breathe, without exercise and physical activity, the lymphatic flow decreases by 94 %.

Any disruption of blood supply to arteries in form of excessive blockage, clogging and -LSB-...]

If the tumor is robbed of its blood supply, it can not grow!

Horses can suffer from «winter colic» because of a decrease of blood supply and function to the lining of their intestines, which is, if you think about it, another body surface area.

As the vessel narrows, the disc material obstructs it, depriving a certain segment of the spinal cord of its blood supply.

This is the portion of the femur bone that is affected by the loss of blood supply associated with Legg - Perthes disease.

About 20 % of Boxers are born deaf due to their lack of pigmentation and suppression of blood supply to their inner ear (cochlea).

These signs are due to strangulation of the blood supply to the stomach.

Moreover, the continued pressure on the particular point causes impairment of blood supply, depriving tissue of nutrition, causing tissue breakdown and the development of painful sores and potential infection.

Monitored and evaluated the ongoing and overall quality of the total testing process to ensure the safety, quality, identity, purity and potency of the blood supply was maintained.

This rotation of the stomach can cause loss of blood supply to the spleen, necessitating removal during the emergency surgery for the bloat.

Myocardial infarction (MI) or acute myocardial infarction (AMI), commonly known as a heart attack, results from the interruption of blood supply to a part of the heart, causing heart cells to die.

Unlike Arthur's case, many dogs will need to have parts of their stomach and spleen removed if the tissue has become devitalized from lack of blood supply.

The deafness, which usually develops in the first few weeks after birth while the ear canal is still closed, usually results from the degeneration of part of the blood supply to the cochlea (the stria vascularis).

The safety of the blood supply is not an issue that is to be taken lightly, and many people (including the editorial board of the National Post) have framed the case as a selfish crusade that endangers the protection of public health.

The bladder is much larger and the baby is so much puffier and then the other one is called Stuck Twin because all of a sudden this baby is not peeing as much more because it's given a lot more of blood supply than the other angel is not growing as well.

While these techniques tested techniques for keeping the brain alive in the absence of a blood supply, authors of the study said their goal, in contrast to that of Chinese researchers, was not the long - term viability of the specimen.

«But it turns out our findings could also help advance the development of new treatments for other diseases caused by lack of blood supply to an organ, such as occurs in stroke and heart attack.»

MRI scan of tuberculosis meningitis patient reveals a loss of blood supply to part of the brain (white patch highlighted by the white arrow).