Traduction de «Utilisation d'un tampon vasculaire » (Français → Anglais) :

GF using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug

Pharmacotherapy (local), vessels of heart elution from implanted device of immunosuppresssive agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous injection approach using thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous injection approach using antithrombotic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous injection approach using pharmacological agent NEC Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous infusion approach using thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous infusion approach using antithrombotic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), pulmonary artery percutaneous infusion approach using pharmacological agent NEC Occlusion, pulmonary artery percutaneous transluminal app ...[+++]roach and vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Dilation, pulmonary vein using percutaneous transluminal approach [e.g. endovascular] and balloon dilator Dilation, pulmonary vein using percutaneous transluminal approach [e.g. endovascular] and stent Dilation, pulmonary vein using open approach and balloon dilator Dilation, pulmonary vein using open approach and stent Occlusion, pulmonary vein using percutaneous transluminal approach and vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Dilation, carotid artery using percutaneous transluminal approach and dilating device NEC Occlusion, carotid artery using percutaneous transluminal arterial approach using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Bypass, carotid artery using autograft bypass terminating in upper limb artery [e.g. carotid-brachial] Occlusion, brachiocephalic arteries percutaneous transluminal approach and vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Dilation, subclavian artery using percutaneous transluminal approach and dilating device NEC Occlusion, subclavian artery percutaneous transluminal approach and vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Bypass, subclavian artery using autograft bypass terminating in artery of arm Bypass, subclavian artery using synthetic material bypass terminating in artery of arm Dilation, ...

Pharmacotherapy (local), intracranial vessels, elution from implanted device, using plant alkaloids and other natural products Pharmacotherapy (local), intracranial vessels, elution from implanted device, using immunosuppressive agent Occlusion, intracranial vessels percutaneous transluminal approach using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Occlusion, intracranial vessels open craniotomy flap approach using device NEC Occlusion, other vessels of head, neck and spine NEC endoscopic per orifice approach using clips Occlusion, other vessels of head, neck and spine NEC endoscopic per orifice approach using device NEC Occlusion, other vessels of he ...[+++]ad, neck and spine NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Occlusion, thoracic vessels NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Repair, thoracic vessels NEC using open approach with xenograft Pharmacotherapy (local), abdominal arteries NEC, percutaneous injection approach using thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), abdominal arteries NEC, percutaneous infusion approach of thrombolytic agent Pharmacotherapy (local), abdominal arteries NEC, elution from implanted device, using plant alkaloids and other natural products Pharmacotherapy (local), abdominal arteries NEC, elution from implanted device, using immunosuppressive agent Dilation, abdominal arteries NEC using percutaneous transluminal approach and dilating device NEC Occlusion, abdominal arteries NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using vascular [nitinol mesh] plug Extraction, abdominal arteries NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using xenograft using laser Extraction, abdominal arteries NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using xenograft using atherectomy device (e.g. transluminal extractor catheter, rotoablator) Extraction, abdominal arteries NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using xenograft using device NEC Extraction, abdominal arteries NEC percutaneous transluminal approach using xenogra ...

Pharmacotherapy (local), heart NEC of corticosteroid agent with elution from implanted device Repair, heart NEC using endoscopic approach [VATS] and laser Repair, heart NEC using percutaneous transluminal approach with drilling procedure and laser Excision partial, heart NEC using open approach with xenograft [e.g. bovine] Bypass, aorta NEC autograft and bypass terminating in thoracic vessels [e.g.aortothoracic] Bypass, aorta NEC homograft and bypass terminating in thoracic vessels [e.g.aortothoracic] Bypass, aorta NEC synthetic material and bypass terminating in thoracic vessels [e.g.aortothoracic] Bypass, aorta NEC combined sources of tissue and bypass terminating in thoracic vessels [e.g.aortothoracic] ...[+++]Dilation, coronary arteries, without stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using balloon or cutting balloon dilator Dilation, coronary arteries, without stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using laser (and balloon) dilator Dilation, coronary arteries, with (endovascular) stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using balloon or cutting balloon dilator with (endovascular) stent Dilation, coronary arteries, with (endovascular) stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using laser (and balloon) dilator with (endovascular) stent Dilation, coronary arteries, without stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using ultrasound (and balloon) dilator Dilation, coronary arteries, with (endovascular) stent insertion percutaneous transluminal approach with atherectomy [e.g. rotational, directional, extraction catheter, laser] using ultrasound (and ba ...

Tampon use may also cause an increased risk of vaginal dryness and vaginal ulcers, especially if the tampons used are more absorbent than is needed to control menstrual flow.

However, you should know that using tampons may present certain health risks, like an increased risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome.

Using tampons versus external protection-like pads when you have your period is a personal decision.

Control of bleeding, small and large intestine using endoscopic per orifice approach and chemical agent Reduction, small and large intestine endoscopic per orifice approach and pneumatic [air pressure] device Reduction, small and large intestine using per orifice [rectal] approach and [water] pressure Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating at skin (or subcutaneous tissue) Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] fistula terminating in abdominal cavity [any organ of digestive or biliary tract] Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating in genital tract Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for ...[+++] fistula terminating in thoracic cavity Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula terminating in urinary tract Closure of fistula, small and large intestine using fibrin [glue] for fistula travelling through multiple cavities and terminating in any organ(s) or at skin Control of bleeding, rectum using endoscopic per orifice approach and device NEC [e.g. endoclips] Radiation, rectum using focused beam [e.g. gamma knife, cyber knife stereotactic radiosurgery] Dilation, rectum using endoscopic per orifice (colonoscopy) approach and stent insertion Dilation, rectum using per orifice approach and stent insertion Fixation, rectum endoscopic per orifice approach using circular stapling or suturing technique Closure of fistula, rectum using distant pedicled flap for fistula terminating at skin or subcutaneous tissue [e.g. anorectal] Closure of fistula, rectum, using xenograft [e.g. Surgisis anal plug] for fistula terminating at skin or subcutaneous tissue [e.g. anorectal] Closure of fistula, rectum using distant pedicled flap for fistula terminating in abdominal cavity [e.g. any organ of digestive or biliary tract] Closure of fistula, rectum, using xenograft [e.g.

Brachytherapy, eyelid NEC using percutaneous (transcatheter or transneedle) approach Brachytherapy, eyelid NEC using external approach [e.g. surface mould] Brachytherapy, eyelid NEC using open approach Implantation of internal device, eyelid NEC of brachytherapy applicator using percutaneous approach Implantation of internal device, eyelid NEC of brachytherapy applicator using open approach Fixation, eyelid NEC lid retraction repair, using autograft Excision partial, eyelid NEC with homograft [e.g. amniotic membrane transplant (AMT) or graft] using simple excision Excision partial, eyelid NEC with homograft [e.g. amniotic membrane transp ...[+++]lant (AMT) or graft] full thickness excision of lesion (more than one fourth of lid margin) Excision partial, eyelid NEC with homograft [e.g. amniotic membrane transplant (AMT) or graft] partial thickness excision of lesion (up to one fourth of lid margin) Excision, partial, with reconstruction, eyelid NEC with homograft [e.g. amniotic membrane transplant (AMT) or graft], full thickness excision of major lesion (more than one fourth of lid margin) Excision, partial, with reconstruction, eyelid NEC with homograft [e.g. amniotic membrane transplant (AMT) or graft], partial thickness excision of major lesion (up to one fourth of lid margin) Therapy, eye NEC using external approach and balloon (Honan's device) Radiation, eye NEC using focused beam [gamma knife stereotactic radiosurgery] Installation of external appliance, eye NEC of external scleral shell prosthesis Management of external appliance, eye NEC of external scleral shell prosthesis Implantation of internal device, middle ear NEC using open approach and vibrating device Removal of device, middle ear NEC of vibrating device using open approach Pharmacotherapy (local), mastoid (process) using antiinfective irrigating solution Pharmacotherapy (local), mastoid (process) using other irrigating solution Excision radical, maxilla open approach with pedicled flap no fixative device us ...

1—No NTR comorbidities are present 2—Alcoholism 3—Ascites within 30 days 4—Attention deficit disorder/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 5—Autism/Asperger’s 6—Bleeding disorder 7—Chemotherapy for cancer within 30 days 8—Cirrhosis 9—Congenital anomalies 10—Congestive heart failure 11—Current smoker 12—Currently requiring or on dialysis 13—CVA/residual neurological deficit 14—Diabetes mellitus 15—Disseminated cancer 16—Do not resuscitate (DNR) status 17—Drug use 18—Esophageal varices 19—Functionally dependent health status 20—History of angina within past one month 21—History of myocardial infarction within past six months 22—History of revascularization/amputation for PVD 23—Hypertension requiring ...[+++]medication 24—Impaired sensorium 25—Obesity 26—Prematurity 27—Respiratory disease 28—Steroid use