| The cannula was fixed to the skull with dental cement and capped with silicon without an obtruder. |
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| On completion, the heart was allowed to pump the blood through the aortic cannula toward the heart-lung machine. |
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| Ventilation was provided by a high-frequency jet ventilator through a cannula attached to the proximal port of the rigid bronchoscope. |
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| The anaesthetist can then use the cannula to inject anaesthetic or painkilling drugs directly into the epidural space. |
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| This waif-like girl was sitting upright, gasping for breath with an oxygen cannula dripping blood. |
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| To instill acid or saline in the lung, we introduced a cannula via a tracheotomy. |
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| An adequate pneumotachograph was connected to the tracheal cannula for the measurements of airflow and changes in lung volume. |
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| The test substance is usually administered orally by gavage using a stomach tube or a suitable intubation cannula. |
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| These fibres were steadily improved and eventually resulted in the needle probe which is inserted by means of a guide cannula into the tissue. |
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| A second electrocardiograph was attached and an intravenous cannula inserted, and I was given some diamorphine. |
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| The cannula then was connected to a suction vacuum, and the fat was suctioned out of the area using high pressure suction. |
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| An intravenous cannula is inserted and fluids are administered directly into the circulation. |
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| Blood transfusions are most commonly received using a small plastic tube called a cannula, which is inserted into a vein in your arm. |
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| The surgeon uses a special hip arthroscopy cannula with cannulated obturators to establish the portals. |
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| This step was completed by switching the arthroscope to the anterior cannula while maintaining the thermal probe in the accessory posterior portal. |
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| Before starting the arthroscopy, the surgeon tests the cannula sites with a needle to see if the areas are numb or if additional local anesthetic is needed. |
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| Be careful the cannula does not touch anything until it is inserted into the teat end. |
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| We offer courses and workshops on dysphagia and cannula management to speech therapists, nurses and doctors that are interested. |
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| Successful tracheal cannula management requires close inter-disciplinary cooperation between all the specialists involved. |
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| It is therefore advisable to aim the cannula directly at all edge and marginal areas. |
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| The patient attaches the nasal cannula and installs the battery in the unit. |
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| The test substance is usually administered by gavage using a stomach tube or a suitable intubation cannula, or by intraperitoneal injection. |
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| If you confirm blood return, the cannula can be glided carefully into position, ready to stop if met with any resistance. |
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| The joint is small and cylindrical, and only a high-strength joining method will ensure that the cannula will not move or release from the hub during use. |
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| His initial oxygen saturation was 70 percent on room air and improved to 86 percent on three liters of oxygen via nasal cannula during ambulance transfer. |
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| The circuit that was passed by the perfusionist then was clamped, and the arterial cannula was connected to the arterial line from the heart-lung machine. |
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| Based on the 2Dregistration, the system also allows a modulation of the laser power depending on the traveling speed of the cannula so as to assure a homogeneous and safe treatment. |
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| The trocar shaft slides through an outer sleeve, or cannula. |
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| Incisions of a few millimetres are then made to insert a cannula. |
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| At present in France, vacuum aspiration is generally considered to be the safest method: after mechanical dilatation of the cervix which impedes access to the uterus, its contents are aspirated with a suction cannula. |
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| However uncertain regulatory framework is hindering the growth of cannula market. |
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| When insufflation is complete, the surgeon holds the laparoscope with mounted cannula perpendicular to patient's supine abdomen, using the non-dominant hand. |
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| The cannula was removed with the guidewire in situ and the dilator was advanced to create a track. |
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| Police arrived to find his body in the prep room, an empty bottle of phenobarbital sodium on the bench and a cannula in his hand. |
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| Conorary sinus effluent was collected by placing a cannula into the right ventricle through the pulmonic artery. |
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| With the aid of a fluoroscopic C-arm, a sinus guide wire is inserted through the sinus guide cannula into the sinus ostium. |
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| Again, the snuggers can be tied to the cannula and the cannula fixed to the skin edge to prevent displacement. |
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| The cannula was advanced at least 5 cm cranially, and then a 16-gauge styletted catheter was inserted through the tip of the cannula for 10 cm. |
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| These double cannula tubes may be fenestrated or unfenestrated with a connector that fits with 15 mm ventilator tubing. |
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| It may be given through a face mask, ventilator, or nasal cannula. |
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| When the test substance is administered by gavage, this should be done in a single dose to the animals using a stomach tube or a suitable intubation cannula. |
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| Miriam Lawton found the pipe, called a cannula, still embedded in the crook of the elbow of her 80-yearold mum Peggy Morgan. |
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| For intravenous infusion, a narrow tube called a cannula is inserted into the vein via the needle. |
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| Arterial cannulation using a landmark palpation technique and 20-gauge cannula with guidewire failed. |
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| It will also encourage healthcare staff to assess how long a cannula or catheter needs to remain in. |
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| The Pro-Tech Pro-Wrap from Philips Respironics is designed for attaching a cannula to a thermocouple or thermistor. |
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| Once in, the cannula is flushed with a saline solution and inspected on a daily basis. |
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| On catheterization of the heart, LVAD, and cannulae, 3 of the 6 patients had inflow cannula valve regurgitation seen on LVAD angiography. |
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| The infusion set cannula or needle is inserted subcutaneously. |
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| The device cannula was positioned through a sub-Tenon episcleral approach over the globe between the sclera and Tenon's capsule. |
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| He developed a trochar and cannula that allowed tapping of the pleural space without allowing air entrainment. |
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| The technique involves using a cannula fitted with a cone-shaped sleeve, a blunt obturator, and possibly a second sleeve to which stay sutures can be attached. |
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| To measure melatonin, blood samples were taken with a two-way stopcock, heparinized, polyethylene cannula inserted into a vein in the forearm. |
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| The cannula is a soft tube with two prongs that fit just inside the nose. |
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| But to everyone's credit, the studio said, 'Nope, we're going to go for it, we're not shying away from the ugly underbelly.' They even wanted the cannula on the poster. |
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| Insulin pumps, which are computerized devices not much bigger than a pager, deliver a steady infusion of fast-acting insulin analogue through a cannula which is inserted subcutaneously. |
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| The left arterial cannula was removed and an intravenous heparin infusion commenced with topical glyceryl trinitrate spray applied over the ischaemic area. |
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| In the early 1970s he developed a soft, flexible cannula for manual vacuum aspiration that was widely used in the US and developing countries to perform early abortions. |
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| Transillumination was used to facilitate the identification of the site of puncture and to identify unexpected larger vessels at the planned location of the cannula insertion. |
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| Place clean twill tape in position to secure the tracheostomy tube by inserting one end of the tape through the side opening of the outer cannula. |
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| Cannuflow, a leader in innovative access and fluid management devices for arthroscopy, has brought a new cannula surgical access portal to the surgeon's table. |
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