After their respective treatments, mice from each group were sacrificed by exsanguination under light ether anesthesia between 7-8 hours after an over night fasting. |
All three types of subadventitial aortic disruption are at high risk for exsanguination and should be managed with emergent surgery. |
This, says Shechter, is the end point of all notions of nationalism, militarism and glory: a shuddering exsanguination in the dust. |
Total exsanguination takes place in all species in approximately 2 minutes. |
After measuring mechanics, animals were killed by exsanguination. |
Disruption of vessels in the cord can lead to exsanguination of blood that, if confined to the cord, forms a hematoma. |