0 the act of pouring a liquid over or through the tissue of a particular organ:
Perfusion of an organ during transplant can improve the outcome of the operation.
A further study, therefore, is planned to reassess these children, after an interval, with myocardial perfusion scans and exercise testing.
Hearts were removed after perfusion with physiological saline, and transferred to the same solution for dissection.
Even with the most advanced components, the volume required to prime the perfusion circuit is typically more than twice the blood volume of a neonate.
Any factor which decreases either cardiac output or peripheral vascular resistance diminishes systemic arterial pressure and hence cerebral perfusion.
Each group of mice was assayed for early phase attrition by skin or skin and lung recovery; and for late phase attrition by liver perfusion.
X 103 recovered from the tissues of mice at the time of perfusion.
After perfusion the intestinal mesenteries were examined for residual worms under a light microscope.
In preeclampsia, an inadequate placental trophoblast invasion of the maternal uterine spiral arteries results in poor placental perfusion, leading to placental ischaemia.
