Meanings of perfuse in anglès

I should then perfuse them, which means that I'd stick a large hollow needle into each.

Methods: A pulsatile flow phantom was used to perfuse vessel and prosthetic graft segments at physiological pulse pressure and flow.

The application of shear stress on seeded cells can for example be achieved through bioreactors that perfuse medium through porous scaffolds.

Methods: An isolated organ preservation system, developed using cardiopulmonary bypass technology, was used to perfuse porcine kidneys with normothermic oxygenated blood.

Universally applying the same interval after which to perfuse the brain permits significant cerebral desaturation in a large percentage of patients.

But as in the upper abdominal aortic false lumens, there was still enough blood flow to perfuse the false originated renal arteries.

The unit was a box-shaped device with its own fluid-handling and delivery system to continuously perfuse two dozen cell cultures and tissue specimens.

Methods: Bovine retina preparations were perfused with an oxygen preequilibrated standard solution.

Methods and results: Hearts of 16 mice were isolated and Langendorff perfused.

Bovine retina preparations were perfused with a standard solution preequilibrated with oxygen.

Channels reopened after perfusing the rod with cellular retinoid binding protein II.

Machine perfused livers showed improving function and restoration of tissue ATP levels.

In Langendorff perfused hearts, atrial conduction was studied using a 16-electrode array.

Examination of the specimen revealed that the peripheral lung was not perfused.

Then we drop a square of iodine-perfused polymer onto the revealed skin.

Perfusing the cells with control solution resulted in quite a complete current recovery.