intravenous

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Relating to particular parts of the body
abdominal
abdominally
abdominis
adnexa
anally
coronary
gastric
intracardiac
nasal
nasally
nasopharyngeal
nephric
nephritic
neurological
ocular
synaptic
synaptically
tubal
vaginal
vaginally

Examples of venous

venous
Simultaneously cardiac output was at its nadir, thereby signi®cantly reducing oxygen delivery and contributing to desaturation of the mixed venous blood.
A difference between arterial and venous media differentiation can be noted.
Right upper venous dratriage is delayed, and the stenous is some distance proximal to the site of anastomosis.
This effect allows oxygen to be released from the molecule at venous oxygen pressure.
The ventricular rate was 150/min with gallop rhythm, the venous pressure 11 cm and the liver was enlarged and pulsatile.
The right atrium was enlarged, and a large persistent venous valve was identified.
Compression to reverse the venous hypertension is useful and can be either with paste bandages or elastic stockings.
Ventricular septal defects, patentcy of the arterial duct, anomalous pulmonary venous connection and stenosis of the pulmonary arteries were also reported.
Also, additional procedures, such as balloon dilatation of stenotic pulmonary arteries or occlusion of systemic-to-pulmonary or venous-to-left atrial channels can be performed if required.
A theoretical advantage is of creating something closer to laminar flow and thus less energy wasted in conveying systemic venous blood to pulmonary arteries.
The venous connections, atrial chambers, great arteries and segmental connections were normal.
The enterohepatic circulation is disrupted, with systemic shunting of the portal venous blood.
Three with totally anomalous pulmonary venous connection had respiratory failure secondary to pulmonary edema and underwent successful correction following 1-4 days ofsupport.
After opening the pleura, large tortuous venous vessels as thick as a finger were seen.
There was a prominent venous pattern over the heart and considerable irregularities of myocardial color.
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