Sentences with word «shunt»

Home prepared diets can be a very appropriate way to feed your pet, and they can even be tailored to fit the individual pet's nutritional needs (for example, pets with kidney disease need to have reduced protein levels, dogs with portosystemic liver shunts need certain types of amino acids and not others.)

The tunnel wasn't as long, there was no La Rascasse and there weren't as many barriers protecting cars from shunting into buildings and the harbour.

She has also authored a number of book chapters including those on liver shunts in dogs and cats, hiatal hernia repair, organ transplantation and laryngeal paralysis.

Projects with no headline grab or with no immediate economic value get shunted aside all too often in policy - making.

There is no way to prevent a liver shunt from developing.

Stillwater's scenery gets shunted around the screen at a good rate with a very reasonable draw distance and you certainly have the freedom to push the boundries on that front but the character models, textures, animations, and particle effects are all lacking relative to the other competitors here.

Regular strength training increases your sensitivity to insulin which is the hormone responsible for shunting glucose out of your blood and into your cells.

«AEB City» works at low driving speeds and targets reduction in rear end shunts often associated with whiplash neck injuries.

This last point bears explaining - when you exercise, the body shunts blood away from momentarily less essential systems (like the digestive system) and towards more essential systems (heart, lungs, muscles).

The problem is exacerbated by the fact that he keeps dropping out of the story completely for long periods of time, only to be awkwardly shunted back into the plot while the film nervously assures us that he really is relevant to this story, and on top of that, there's also an incredibly forced and out - of - place romantic subplot which the film really would have been much better without.

Josef Newgarden was fifth for Penske despite becoming the first driver to suffer a big shunt in Indy 500 preparations.

The PAX Aus build featured four modes, including a survival mode and a capture - the - flag mode, but the best was asteroid soccer where two teams of two fight to score goals by shunting asteroids through a tight gap on the opposing team's side of the screen.

Surgery provides the best chance for a long, healthy life in most dogs with extrahepatic shunts.

The new diff is paired with torque vectoring, which shunts power side to side in order to help turn the car into corners.

The intrahepatic shunt is commonly found in large dog breeds and tends to be much more difficult to operate.

With Andrew Lansley having being sacked as health secretary in mid-term and Michael Gove just shunted out of education, sacking Duncan Smith would have reflected too badly on this government's public service reform agenda.

A fan caught managed to catch Massa's session - ending shunt on camera and rapidly shared it on YouTube

«Women are often shunted into either the Madonna or whore category, just as cats have been either revered as deities (ancient Egypt) or vilified as demons (Salem witch trials, 1692),» Blakely writes.

Our puppy was diagnosed with a liver shunt at 6 months old.

On occasion, seizures and status epilepticus are a complication of surgical shunt ligation.

In Talent, Oregon, middle school students aren't shunted aside to be talked about behind their backs when it's time for those annual or biannual parent - teacher meetings.

After a disrupted race two, which featured a red flag for a huge shunt between Gary Paffett and Mike Rockenfeller, it was Maxime Martin who took the race victory.

In the Rochester setup, laser light was measured and then shunted through a beam splitter.

Marc VDS Honda rider Jack Miller suffered a huge shunt during fourth practice for the French Grand Prix

Puppies with congenital hydrocephalus may do well following shunt placement if severe brain damage has not occurred.

If shunting persists, surgical exploration to perform complete suture ligation or ameroid constrictor placement is indicated.

So who do you think is more fit for the England left back berth, Lescott is a supreme centreback and has been successfully shunted over to the left back slot at Everton, but is he better than born and bred left back Nicky Shorey?

To tell which it is, vets rely on the absence of visible shunts during a doppler ultrasound exam to rule out PSS and a liver biopsy to confirm PVH - MVD.

Vascular shunt occlusion — this procedure is most commonly used for closure (occlusion) of patent ductus arteriosus however, in certain circumstances and with certain devices this procedure can be performed to close atrial defects and ventricular septal defects.

«When you have a big shunt like Fernando's we ought to put up big sheets around the scene, bring in the ambulance and take him away.

After shunt ligation, hepatic regeneration and an increase in liver blood flow result in liver enlargement and reversal of histopathologic abnormalities.

But further back, Ye Hong Li — who was one of drivers to be caught out and hit the wall in practice — suffered a big shunt when he ran into the back of Daiki Sasaki's car.

The most common kinds of injuries in a minor rear end shunt accident are whiplash and soft tissue back injuries.

Portosystemic shunting did not alter canine protein requirements.

We can see the entrance of the contrast and the following washout like a flame because of the left to right shunting of the blood.

The start of a race is clearly the riskiest moment and that was proved with this two - car shunt at the start of a Blancpain GT Asia round.

I'm not going to say it was easy for them or that things have just shunted back to normality, because there's been a monumental effort on the part of the Big N to re-establish all this goodwill and win back the love.

Still others come to Nash partially blind, or with so much fluid in their brain that they need shunts implanted to relieve the pressure.

In addition to its model - specific suspension, the Sport's all - wheel drive system incorporates torque vectoring, which shunts power side to side to help turn the car into corners.

Nuclear medicine scans can be used to evaluate for bone disease, portal shunts, thyroid, kidney, pulmonary, and liver abnormalities.

If, however, you don't train hard and are mostly sedentary, your body will, in the blink of an overweight eye, shunt many of those carbs into your fat cells.

If you're strength training or lifting weights, I generally think it's better to eat more on the days you lift as the extra calories will generally get shunted more toward muscle tissue.

This usually means work gets shunted onto other managers, who end up overseeing two departments and in turn may have to offload work to someone else, she says.

Portosystemic shunts occur more often in pure breed than mixed breed dogs — but both are occasionally born with them.

A few clinical signs of portosystemic shunt include abnormal behavior after eating, pacing and aimless wandering, head pressed against the wall or constant rubbing of his head (the blood not being filtered causes ammonia buildup, which makes his head feel funny), and constant illnesses (since the liver is not filtering the blood, it causes toxicity in the blood, making your dog constantly ill).