Examples of using Microbubbles in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Each millilitre of SonoVue contains 8 µl of the microbubbles.
Microbubbles were originally developed in the 1990s to enhance ultrasound scans.
One ml contains 8 µl of sulphur hexafluoride microbubbles.
SonoVue sulphur hexafluoride microbubbles 8 microlitres/ml Powder and solvent for dispersion for injection.
The active substance is sulphur hexafluoride in the form of microbubbles.
A device that uses these features can produce microbubbles with small size dispersion in a single step.
SonoVue is a dispersion containing millions of tiny bubbles microbubbles.
A new transcranial Doppler showed the passage of microbubbles, suggesting the appearance of new arteriovenous malformation.
The denitrogenation promoted by hyperoxia prevents the formation of microbubbles.
Idealist slides on skin andprovides it feeling of freshness as microbubbles are transformed to air and velvety texture.
Monitoring of tissue injury by radiofrequency through the formation of microbubbles.
Different types of microbubbles possess unique properties that can be leveraged and adjusted for specialized functions.
A perfusion echocardiography with microbubbles was performed.
It was not possible to distinguish the effects of oxidative stress and of gas microbubbles.
Upon exposure to sufficiently intense ultrasound, microbubbles will cavitate, rupture, disappear, release gas content.
The rainbow obsidian owes its iridescent color to the presence of microbubbles of water.
Echocardiographic contrast agents are solutions containing microbubbles of air with perfluorocarbon gas, with diameters of 3 to 5 microns.
Ml of the reconstituted dispersion contains 8 microlitres sulphur hexafluoride microbubbles.
Materials such as 5% glucose microbubbles, sonicated human albumin, and indocyanine green increase echo intensity without affecting VTR.
The researchers also successfully used the Vevo MicroMarker microbubbles to see tumor perfusion.
There are strong evidences that microbubbles may also originate from the rapid movement of prosthetic valves, specifically mechanical ones.
Releaser set in the central of air flotation machine,it is the key parts of producing microbubbles.
Microbubbles were produced manually by agitating the solution between the two syringes 10 times, and the solution was subsequently injected.
LatteCrema System delivers milk froth with perfect body, compact and soft,and the optimal"microbubbles" surface.
The test was considered negative, as there were no microbubbles in either the right or left atria after three cardiac cycles post-injection.
The use of transcranial Doppler TCD made it possible to detect the occurrence of microbubbles in the circulation 12.
Reviewed by Liji Thomas,MD Microbubbles are small, gas-filled bubbles, typically between 0.5 Âμm and 10 Âμm in diameter, that are widely used as contrast agents in medical imaging and as carriers for targeted drug delivery.
A t-junction micro fluidic device constructed using 3d prototyping was made for the production of mono dispersed microbubbles.
Perfusionist interventions to administer drugs andcollect blood samples produce gaseous microbubbles[2,11,16], as well as vacuum assisted drainage 17,18.
Finally, the effects of antiplatelet eptifibatide, an inhibitor of IIb/IIIa glycoprotein were studied in cerebral territory by Ben Mime et al., demonstrating reduction of histological lesions and increased tissue PO2,effects possibly related to decreased formation of microbubbles.