Sentences with phrase «venous lower»

A new biotech startup in Laval targeting an oral treatment for venous lower limb ulcers is launching with serious capital at its disposal...

Not exact matches

Medi Circaid - Juxtalite Lower Leg Compression Wrap is an inelastic, ready to wear compression garment for venous diseases.

The pressure levels are slightly lower than with the closed toe models, so these stockings are best when it comes to treating mild cases of venous diseases.

Lower extremity CS act on the calf muscle pump (capable, in healthy individuals, of generating pressures of greater than 200 mm Hg) and promote even greater venous return than normal conditions (4).

They have a well - documented effect of increasing lower - limb venous return and decreasing venous pooling postexercise, which has been associated with dramatic increases in lower - limb oxygenation (4,8).

Following endurance exercise, there is considerable venous pooling in the lower limbs (12), this leads to a dramatic fall in venous return and an increase in the time to excretion of muscle damage waste products such as CK and lactate.

For patients with low INR variability, defined as below the mean value of 0.83, significantly lower complication rates were seen for all events, except intracranial bleeding and venous thrombosis, compared with patients with high INR variability (Table 3).

I just found out that venous blood and capillary blood are not comparable (sometimes lower, sometimes higher values http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14632723).

One study found that marigold significantly accelerates wound healing by encouraging skin regrowth in people with lower leg venous ulcers.

This promotes healthy circulation by increasing the venous return to heart as a result of lower limb activity.

Ultimately, Ant - Man's only real fault is its villain, an under - developed Stoll who gets to reprise his usual role as the venous heinous bald dick with low self - esteem.

In my opinion, it will also become the most effective treatment for varicose veins, venous insufficiency, venous ulceration, lower leg wounds, ankle fractures and sprains and for the control of swelling in the elderly and patients with lymphoedema.

Doctors should have a very low threshold for taking venous blood to measure D - dimer, which is a non-specific measure of thrombotic activity that rises in patients with VTE, but also may be raised following surgery, injury or inflammation.

Proficient reader of nuclear stress tests, viability studies, stress ECG, stress echocardiography, transthoracic echocardiography, noninvasive vascular ultrasound including carotid Duplex, lower extremity arterial Duplex, venous Duplex, venous reflux, visceral Duplex in addition to performing and interpreting transesophageal echocardiography; additional comfort with TEE / Cardioversion.

Performs quantitative and qualitative vascular tests including carotid duplex imaging, upper and lower extremity venous studies, venous insufficiency studies, upper and lower extremity arterial studies, and abdominal vascular studies.

Venous and Arterial Lower Extremities Doppler scans pre and post op procedures: phlebectomy, ablations, and sclerotherapy.

Performed ultrasounds on lower venous extremities, abdomen, small parts, arterioles, carotids and OBGYN.

Preparing patients for applying venous duplex examination of lower and upper extremities and examination

Both groups were offered free health assessments measuring height, weight, body fat percentage and blood pressure; and fasting venous blood tests for glucose, cortisol, total cholesterol, triglycerides, high - density lipoprotein (HDL) and low density lipoprotein (LDL) following a 10 - hour fast.