recanalize

(riːˈkænəˌlaɪz) or

recanalise

vb (tr)

to provide (an area, etc) with a canal or canals againto convert (a river, etc) into a canal againto form new channels or canals, such as blood vessels, that allow flow to be restored through a blocked tube or area in the body

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014-inch platform to recanalize one or more vessels using a luminal or subintimal approach.

Outcomes of infrapopliteal angioplasty for limb salvage based on the updated TASC II classification

Recanalization--Type II anatomic failure refers to veins that were initially confirmed to be occluded, but later recanalize, either partially or completely.

The study, clinical implications and solutions for failed varicose vein surgery with recurrent venous ulcers: an analysis of 12 patients with duplex scan correlated with intra operative findings at second surgery

High-frequency mechanical vibration to recanalize chronic total occlusions after failure to cross with conventional guidewires, J Invasive Cardiol 18: 85-91.

Vibration assisted spring loaded micro spray system for biomedical application

Failure to recanalize was lower in the sono thrombolysis group (230 patients) (OR 0.

Sonothrombolysis: is the story (t)old or just the beginning/Sonotromboliza: da li je ova prica ispricana ili upravo pocinje

Thrombolytic therapy may recanalize occluded pulmonary arteries, but it may lyse floating thrombus into small fragments causing additional occlusion of patent pulmonary artery and exacerbation of pulmonary hypertension.

Management of right heart thrombi associated with acute pulmonary embolism: is there no room for surgical embolectomy?/Akut pulmoner emboli ile iliskili sag kalp trombusunun tedavisi: cerrahi embolektomi icin yer yok mu?

A retrospective study of 138 patients presenting < 3 hrs after MCA stroke onset demonstrated that IV thrombolysis has < 1% potential to recanalize occluded vessels if the thrombus length exceeds 8 mm.

Emerging role of endovascular and acute ischemic stroke treatments

In the study, patients diagnosed with AIS (as confirmed by radiographic assessment) were treated with the Solitaire FR device In order to reopen, or recanalize, the blocked blood vessels.

Covidien trial demonstrates benefits of mechanical thrombectomy

Such strokes are "probably more prone to recanalize," Dr.

TPA fails in women with metabolic syndrome: the effect may be caused by defective endogenous fibrinolysis, a hallmark of metabolic syndrome

However, we learned that most arteries recanalize within one day after stroke, and we will need not more than 24 hours of hypothermia.

PUTTING STROKES ON ICE

The objectives for thrombolytic therapy and/or emergent percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty are to recanalize occluded arteries and to reduce mortality.

National academy of clinical biochemistry standards of laboratory practice: recommendations for the use of cardiac markers in coronary artery diseases

4) Epithelialized tubules within the granuloma can bridge the gap between the cut ends and effectively recanalize the vas.

Vas deferens occlusion during no-scalpel vasectomy

How to effectively recanalize the obstructed fallopian tube becomes an important clinical problem for the pregnancy again.