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In 1960, fifty-eight women had non-occlusive and two had occlusive disease; 6 years later the numbers were respectively fifty-five and nine.
The pump was non-occlusive with an elliptic silicon tubing in the head pump (priming 50 ml).
The term 'occlusive' describes the lessened ability of a dressing to transmit moisture vapour from a wound to the external atmosphere.
The position and the occlusive effect of the balloon were evaluated by repeat small injections of contrast material through the guiding catheter.
In 1960, neither of the two women with occlusive disease had used steroid contraceptives; in 1966, eight of the nine had.
Some principles governing the supply of blood to the myocardium in occlusive arterial disease.
Note that most of these agents, or their vehicles, are occlusive.
Options include mechanical debridement with gauze dressings, sharp surgical debridement, autolytic debridement with occlusive dressings, or application of exogenous enzymes.
Occlusive dressings come as semipermeable films, hydrocolloids, hydrogels, foams, alginates, and powders, pastes, beads and gels.
These processes occur simultaneously, and enhancement of fibrinolysis has been shown to reduce occlusive thrombus formation in animal models.
This is why \\-\\ is often described as being phonetically neither clearly fricative nor clearly occlusive.
Occlusive dressings used to treat chronic wounds very rarely cause a clinical infection, despite increasing numbers of bacteria in the wound fluid.
Occlusive wound dressings to prevent bacterial invasion and wound infection.
Options include moist saline dressings or a number of occlusive dressings.

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