Examples of using Kinking in English and their translations into Portuguese
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tortuosity and kinking of the subclavian and carotid arteries,
protects the catheter from deformation or kinking.
Long-term CVC is also more prone to poor positioning of the distal tip, kinking and thrombosis, with an incidence of 8-20% in patients undergoing autologous stem cell transplantation
3% of guide-wire bending and 3% of kinking of the introductory sheath.
with the risk of kinking.
especially when interest lies in detection of fractures and kinking of abdominal endoprostheses.
also provides excellent durability and eliminates kinking.
the grafts remained patent, with no evidence of stenosis or kinking in the branches Figure 8.
Tortuosity with kinking generated by hip hyperflexion Figure 2a,
Further, this technique did not lead to torsion or kinking in the celiac trunk,
significant changes in graft length and distal kinking, culminating in displacement of the device when load exceeded 208 g approximately 2 N, thus demonstrating the importance of distal fixation.
stent deformities and kinking, and neointimal hyperplasia.
leads down the High Street of Wester Aberdour, before kinking sharply left to cross the railway line,
The psoas hitch technique is performed as part of the ureteroneocytostomy procedure in an attempt to obtain an anastomosis without tension and to prevent kinking of the lower ureter.
Improper deflation of the tracheal cuff can result from kinking of the pilot tube distal to the pilot balloon between balloon
A second surgery was performed, in which the presence of bridle or kinking of the loops was discarded; 10cm of terminal ileum were resected,
TEC related postoperative complications which were included kinking, obstruction and dislodgement of the thoracic epidural catheter,
However, kinking can be corrected using the technique of endarterectomy with eversion,
management of patients was identified in the prevention of portal vein thrombosis, because the attachment of the falciform ligament to the abdominal wall was already used as routine practice in the right hepatectomy to avoid portal vein kinking.
As mentioned before, kinking of the tube prevents the volume ejected by the bellows to enter the system