- An
anastomosis (/əˌnæstəˈmoʊsɪs/, pl.: anastomoses) is a
connection or
opening between two
things (especially
cavities or p****ages) that are
normally diverging...
-
operation is done Balachandar, M. (2017). "Emergency
Resection and
Primary Anastamosis of
Sigmoid Volvulus with Tube
Caecostomy as a
Temporary Decompression...
- dorsi,
while the sca****r cir****flex
artery parti****tes in the sca****r
anastamosis. It
terminates in an
anastomosis with the
dorsal sca****r artery. Subsca****r...
-
syndrome Popliteal artery Muscles of thigh.
Lateral view.
Popliteal fossa Anastamosis Moore K.L. and
Dalley A.F. (2006),
Clinically Oriented Anatomy, 5th Edition...
- S. (2008).
Replantation of an
avulsed ear,
using a
single arterial anastamosis.
Journal of Plastic,
Reconstructive &
Aesthetic Surgery, 61(3), 326-329...
-
anastamose with the
uterine artery in the
broad ligament. This is thus an
anastamosis between the
abdominal aorta and the
anterior internal iliac artery. Small...
-
implants Surgical sponge GIA
stapler Used to make a
gastrointestinal anastamosis Linear stapler Surgical tray
Suture Tongue depressor Tonsillotome Towel...
- a
branch of the
subclavian artery. The
blood vessels form a
network (
anastamosis)
behind the
shoulder that
helps to
supply blood to the arm even when...
- also the
first to
treat ALCAPA with a left
carotid artery end to end
anastamosis in 1953. Born to
Thornton and
Pearl (Macdonald)
Mustard in Clinton, Ontario...
- the surgery, a new
biliary connection (normally a choledochal-jejunal
anastamosis connecting the
common bile duct and jejunum) is made. This new connection...
