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it will, so the surgeon makes several punctures in the artery or in the right atrium idr

*There is usually air inside the anastomosis, but this doesn't usually cause any problems for several reasons* : 1- Usually the amount of air is not large enough to cause air embolism. 2- In most anastomoses, the distal end of the anastomosis is released first to test the patency of the anastomosis at a low pressure, and then the blood at the site of the anastomosis displaces air from the seams of the stitch line, and then the proximal end is released to test the anastomosis under pressure. 3- the anastomosis is not air-tight until fibrin is deposited on the stitch line, and by that time, blood from the circulation would have displaced any remnant air.

@bowel You cut the vein again and start from the beginning.

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Where are you in Canada?

@@HENRY_FORD_INNOVATIONS_Detroit Oakville

It's there, it's just not focused on in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2OpfoKPr8h3adU

On the right front panel of the Model G gown.

These vascular clamps are a- traumatic ,so harmless.

i thought the same, it would have been better if they showed that is preferable to suture the posterior wall first, in real life we cant flip the graft.

@@siradolf . . . . . How come the stitching doesn't weaken the vessels? Essentially make them "perforated" for easy tearing? And how come blood doesn't leak out of the area at the join? Do vessels heal that quickly? Won't clots form there? Are the clots small enough to not cause embolisms? I have more questions than answers! Why didn't I go to medical school?! : )

K. PacificNW yes I’m a writer not a Med student but have the same questions 😂

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Still in Development.

Yes.

+Henry Ford Innovation Institute Channel - Detroit ok

Frank Kwok hi sir. i had the same problem last year. i had a trigger finger, actually fingers because i had it on my ring & pinky fingers. i underwent trigger finger release last december 10, 2016. the whole procedure only took more or less 15-20 mins.

Still in development.

MadderPrinciple yes