ライフサイエンスコーパス: forceps

1 hrough the sheath by using the endobronchial forceps.

2 ana sclerotomy with intraocular foreign body forceps.

3 2 months and removed with a stent retrieving forceps.

4 and, The Netherlands) using end-gripping ILM forceps.

5 auma (0.4, 0.2-0.7) than babies delivered by forceps.

6 he nerve was crushed using self-closing fine forceps.

7 urther in the funnel using 25 G end-grasping forceps.

8 traction, 1 of 664 delivered with the use of forceps, 1 of 907 delivered by cesarean section during l

9 entation, 25 by caesarean section, four with forceps, 13 ventouse, 18 failed ventouse leading to forc

10 e percentages of women requiring delivery by forceps (4 percent vs. 3 percent, P=0.35) and cesarean s

11 the patient (92.8%), and using locally made forceps (88.9%).

12 liveries (risk 6.1%), five were delivered by forceps after an attempted ventouse delivery (27.8%), an

13 biopsies with a flexible endoscope and jumbo forceps after bowel preparation with NaCl solution is a

14 controversial, the provision of high-quality forceps and epilation training may be beneficial.

15 FA reductions in forceps and frontotemporal tracts correlated inversely w

16 Metallic instruments (e.g., forceps and needles) showed high reflectivity with total

17 eft optic nerve of each rat was crushed with forceps and, immediately after, 4 muL of TCEP (or vehicl

18 l superior-parietal lobe, bilateral anterior forceps, and inferior-frontal fasciculus).

19 or tissue inserted with Charlie II insertion forceps (Bausch & Lomb Surgical) and 50 eyes were random

20 n, sedation requirement, etc.) of the rectal forceps biopsy procedure from the patients perspective t

21 rectal biopsy procedure (obtained by biopsy forceps) by patients was carried out by telephone survey

22 iation between symptom severity and hypoxia, forceps delivery, or hyperemesis during pregnancy, which

23 Here we show threshold evolution in the forceps dimorphism of the European earwig Forficula auri

24 travascular by using primarily endobronchial forceps for caval fragments and snares for cardiac and p

25 y of the rectal specimens obtained by biopsy forceps for ex vivo bioelectrical and biochemical labora

26 s with the Neusidl group (33%) than with the forceps group (25%) at 6 months (P = .017).

27 thelial cell density between the Neusidl and forceps groups, but there was a higher percentage of cel

28 leading to caesarean section, and one failed forceps leading to caesarean section.

29 l anisotropy ( FA fractional anisotropy ) of forceps major ( MNI Montreal Neurological Institute coor

30 oordinates: -10, 49, 24; t value, 3.40), and forceps major ( MNI Montreal Neurological Institute coor

31 erior longitudinal fasciculus (ILF) and left forceps major (>/=164mul, p<.01) than age-matched males

32 tion (beta = -0.224, pcorrected = 0.009) and forceps major (beta = -0.193, pcorrected = 0.025) in dep

33 were assessed: forceps minor (bilaterally), forceps major (bilaterally), inferior longitudinal fasci

34 ssociation with fractional anisotropy of the forceps major (effect size [d] = 0.34) and the inferior

35 association of fractional anisotropy in the forceps major with number of fights (P = .03, d = 0.38)

36 al anisotropy in a portion the splenium, the forceps major, which provides interhemispheric communica

37 s bitemporal scar-like lesions that resemble forceps marks.

38 The instruments included forceps, metallic and polyamide subretinal needles, and

39 t superior longitudinal fasciculus, ILF, and forceps minor (>/= 164mul, p<.01).

40 following regions of interest were assessed: forceps minor (bilaterally), forceps major (bilaterally)

41 erior branches of the corpus callosum, i.e., forceps minor (CCFM), and this neuropathology correlated

42 clude alterations in the corpus callosum and forceps minor (FM) WM that significantly predict tic sev

43 es elicited by electrical stimulation of the forceps minor also consisted of NMDA and non-NMDA compon

44 e bilateral ventromedial frontal cortex (via forceps minor and left uncinate fasciculus) and to the c

45 s, cingulum fibre bundles, external capsule, forceps minor and major, genu, body and splenium of the

46 y control group in multiple tracts including forceps minor and major, superior longitudinal, inferior

47 tion volumes to 1) medial frontal cortex via forceps minor and uncinate fasciculus; 2) rostral and do

48 by NMDA and by electrical stimulation of the forceps minor in presumed pyramidal cells of the rat med

49 d was observed suggesting that the FA of the forceps minor tract initially increased following regula

50 itry (ie, cingulum, uncinate fasciculus, and forceps minor) and (1) broader diagnostic categories of

51 nnectivity in tracts that innervate the OFC (forceps minor) as measured by fractional anisotropy (FA)

52 nal fasciculus, the uncinate fasciculus, the forceps minor, and in the genu and splenium of the corpu

53 e and frontally located white matter tracts (forceps minor, anterior corpus callosum).

54 le power had higher axial diffusivity in the forceps minor, the anterior corpus callosum, fascicles i

55 nnectome of converging white matter bundles (forceps minor, uncinate fasciculus, cingulum and fronto-

56 SCs) evoked by electrical stimulation of the forceps minor.

57 ll 63 filters were removed successfully with forceps (n = 61), a cone (n = 1), or a snare (n = 1).

58 uracy and reliability with a metallic sponge-forceps needle holder was equal to or greater than those

59 as did the infants delivered with the use of forceps (odds ratio, 3.4; 95 percent confidence interval

60 , 13 ventouse, 18 failed ventouse leading to forceps, one failed ventouse leading to caesarean sectio

61 n who had a vaginal delivery with the use of forceps or vacuum (115 of 304 women [38%] and 104 of 314

62 pdhC1INH prophylaxis is advised before forceps or vacuum extraction or cesarean section.

63 mong infants delivered by vacuum extraction, forceps, or cesarean section during labor than among inf

64 issue occluding the airway were treated with forceps resection, laser ablation, or balloon dilatation

65 .9%, glycerol 12%, mannitol), and two biopsy forceps (standard and jumbo) in 580 rectal specimens fro

66 The endobronchial forceps technique can be safely used to remove tip-embed

67 The endobronchial forceps technique was used to successfully retrieve 109

68 nd biopsy forceps used, being NaCl and jumbo forceps the most compatible methods with the electrophys

69 roup of zonules 180 degrees apart with tying forceps (three lenses), or with micrometers by clamping

70 to in front of the optic of the IOL using a forceps tip through a sclerotomy.

71 ter Neusidl tissue insertion than that after forceps tissue insertion.

72 ffer significantly from that associated with forceps use (odds ratio for the comparison with vacuum e

73 by the bowel preparation solution and biopsy forceps used, being NaCl and jumbo forceps the most comp

74 Complicated delivery (breech, forceps, vacuum extraction) predicted a higher risk of i

75 in the posterior thalamic radiation and the forceps was nominally reduced.

76 Rigid bronchoscopy forceps were used to dissect the tip or hook of the filt