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devascularization up to the
inferior pulmonary vein and
esophageal transection. The
abdominal operation consists of a splenectomy,
devascularization of...
-
parenchymal depth III >50%
surface area or
expanding >3-cm
parenchymal depth IV
Major devascularization (>25% of spleen) V
Completely shattered spleen...
-
underlying cause of
bleeding (i.e.:
portal hypertension).
Esophageal devascularization operations such as the
Sugiura procedure can also be used to stop...
- The
approach is abdominal.
Splenectomy Devascularization of the
distal 7 cm of the
esophagus Devascularization of the
proximal part of the
stomach Vagotomy...
- (This may
compress the airway,
becoming life-threatening.)
Removal or
devascularization of the
parathyroids Al-Zahrawi, a
tenth century Arab physician, sometimes...
-
granulomatous and, as they expand, lift the
periosteum leading to bone
devascularization, necrosis, and
eventually deformity. Rear
involvement follows a similar...
- am****tion. An AMI can also be
constructed through the
combination of two
devascularized muscle grafts.
These muscle grafts (or flaps) are
spare muscle that...
- if
bilateral septal-flaps are used, the
septal cartilage does
become devascularized,
possibly from
iatrogenic septal perforation. Furthermore, if the nasal...
-
laser coagulation of
vessels supplying the tumor,
endoscopic surgical devascularization and
chemosclerosis using absolute alcohol.
Large chorioangiomas with...
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include previous infections,
contact between sinuses and
operation site,
devascularized scalp (loss of
blood supply in the scalp),
previous operations, and...
