Blood pooled at Abby's ears, and it was suctioned away.
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In 1953, a neurosurgeon suctioned out two slivers from brain Henry's skull, hoping to cure him of epilepsy.
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Leonard, though, chased the play down, smacked Harden's shot attempt against the backboard, and suctioned up the rebound.
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Soon after chatting with Stricklin from Lume Cube, I suctioned a Lume Cube AIR lighting kit ($50) to my MacBook Pro.
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"Thirty percent of the calories they eat get suctioned out and goes into the toilet bowl," says Garber, a contributor to RealSelf.
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Their behavioral data is continuously suctioned up by technology firms through tablets, smartphones and computers and is at risk of being misused.
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The director of the facility sat with me in vigil and told how the nurses had suctioned the Coke from his lungs.
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They had slept in stalls ordinarily used for horses, and two of the task force's men had survived being suctioned through a large pipe.
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I watched the woman do it on my cousin first, and seeing the skin get suctioned up made me nauseous before she even touched me.
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Sure enough, within three hours of wearing it, the debris was suctioned from under my skin like it was the face equivalent to a Dyson Vacuum.
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Even Cashmere Cat—the producer Magnus August Høiberg, who's always shirked EDM's strictures for something a little more contorted—has gotten increasingly suctioned into pop music's wormhole.
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The older one is so inventive in trying to annihilate his little brother that he recently took a vacuum cleaner and suctioned his dinner off a plate.
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The left bank is piled high with the detritus of the Rockies, driftwood hulks of massive pine trees and dark silt that suctioned my feet with each step.
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A mom from Michigan is cautioning parents after a pacifier was suctioned onto to the face of her infant son, causing a severe quarter-sized blister on his cheek.
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I appreciated the high waistband during SoulCycle, and liked that they're form-fitting and smooth without making you feel like you're suctioned into your pants (Rebecca said the same thing).
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Just three years ago, Mr. Walker had a spin as a front-runner in the presidential race, but his campaign ended quickly as Mr. Trump suctioned support from more traditional candidates.
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Three days later, Mr. Flick shuffled into court for his first hearing, his bent frame shrouded in an orange jumpsuit and black headphones, meant to help him hear, suctioned to his ears.
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Michael Pina I stopped watching/caring about baseball a few years ago, when all my free time formerly spent engaging with professional sports was entirely suctioned up by a job covering the NBA.
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The operation was an experiment: On a hunch, the surgeon suctioned out two trenches of tissue from the man's brain, one from each of his medial temporal lobes, located deep below the skull about level with the ears.
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As you sit in the spa-like clinic, it's hard to imagine it was just last week when your assistant placed the miniature device on your arm that painlessly suctioned out a small amount of blood and started you on this journey.
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The Balmain Army knows the drill: full attention to the camera and then, because so many Instagrams from behind-the-scenes are followed with more candid behind-the-behind-the-scenes photos, the fierce looks break into smiles, or at least less-suctioned pouts.
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According to a recent report released by our agency, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), five states and territories suctioned almost $130 million from their 9-1-1 systems and another seven didn't even bother to respond to our inquiry to examine their diversion practices.
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I followed Henry's trail down all sorts of unexpected paths, and what I uncovered was alternately fascinating and disturbing, starting even before the day my grandfather drilled two holes in Henry's head, levered up his frontal lobes and suctioned out some of the deepest and most mysterious structures in his brain.
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Saliva must be suctioned from the mouth to prevent aspiration. This form of lytico-bodig is fatal in all cases.
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Obesity Surgery. 25 (10): 1950–8. doi:10.1007/s11695-015-1797-1 Serious complications include but are not limited to death, deep vein thrombosis, organ perforation, bleeding, and infection. While the suctioned fat cells are permanently gone, after a few months overall body fat generally returned to the same level as before treatment.
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It involves using a cannula and negative pressure to suck out fat. As a cosmetic procedure it is believed to work best on people with a normal weight and good skin elasticity. While the suctioned fat cells are permanently gone, after a few months overall body fat generally returns to the same level as before treatment. This is despite maintaining the previous diet and exercise regimen.
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Only a limited amount of water is able to be suctioned, so the fish must get within 1.75 centimeters of the prey. In turn, bluegill are prey to many larger species, including largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, trout, muskellunge, turtles, northern pike, yellow perch, walleye, catfish, and even larger bluegill. Herons and otters have also been witnessed catching bluegill in shallow water. However, the shape of the fish makes them hard to swallow.
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Tumescent liposuction is a technique that provides local anesthesia to large volumes of subcutaneous fat and thus permits liposuction. While the suctioned fat cells are permanently gone, after a few months overall body fat generally returned to the same level as before treatment. This is despite maintaining the previous diet and exercise regimen. While the fat returned somewhat to the treated area, most of the increased fat occurred in the abdominal area.
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Kim was treated at the hospital in the Menara Medical Clinic by nurse Rabiatul Adawiyah Mohd Sofi and Dr. Nik Mohd Adzrul Ariff Raja Azlan, who later testified that he was sweaty, in pain and unresponsive. At the clinic, Kim was given 1 mg of atropine, and also adrenaline. Kim required tracheal intubation, and the saliva, vomit and blood in his mouth needed to be suctioned out. He died while being transferred from the airport to the Putrajaya Hospital.
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Typically conducted at a barge washing facility. Below Waterline- The portion of a barge that is below the water at a given time. This will vary based on whether or not the barge is loaded or empty Boot- Fitting attached to the end of a suction hose on a barge pump that prevents large particles from being suctioned. Cargo Box- Open hold on a barge for cargo Cargo Residue- A quantity of product remaining on a barge deck on in a hopper.
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After fat cells are suctioned away via liposuction, it was quoted in the Obesity journal that overall body fat generally returned to the same level as before treatment. This is despite maintaining the previous diet and exercise regimen. While the fat returned somewhat to the treated area, most of the increased fat occurred in the abdominal area. Visceral fat - the fat surrounding the internal organs - increased, and this condition has been linked to life- shortening diseases such as diabetes, stroke, and heart attack.
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Regardless of manufacturer, there are many types of cell processors. Cell processors are red cell washing devices that collect anticoagulated shed or recovered blood, wash and separate the red blood cells (RBC) by centrifugation or filtration such as the HemoClear filter. After, the washed RBCs can be returned to the same patient by reinfusion. RBC washing devices can help remove byproducts in salvaged blood such as activated cytokines, anaphylatoxins, and other waste substances that may have been collected in the reservoir suctioned from the surgical field.
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After five days in which Reeve was heavily medicated and delirious, he regained full consciousness. His doctor explained to him that his first and second cervical vertebrae had been destroyed, which meant that his skull and spine were not connected. His lungs were filling with fluid and were suctioned by entry through the throat; this was said to be the most painful part of Reeve's recovery.Reeve, Christopher (1998), pp 27–30 After considering his situation, believing that not only would he never walk again, but that he might never move a body part again, Reeve considered suicide.
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The jaws squeeze the fruit while the tongue presses the fruit upwards onto the hard ridges of the palate; the juice being suctioned through the small opening at the rear of the mouth leading to a large pharynx. Occasionally, bats stuff their cheek pouches and fly to safe perches to eat where they move the contents from one cheek pouch to another, chewing with the large sharp teeth and swallowing the juices. Once the juice has all been extracted, they spit out the fibrous mass in the form of a pellet, large masses of which can be seen below trees where bats have been feeding.
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Throughout the 1990s, Slater built up a reputation as an influential British techno producer, taking influence from Detroit techno in particular and releasing material under the name Planetary Assault Systems. In 1996, he signed to Peacefrog Records for the second time in his career, on which he released the first Planetary Assault Systems album, The Electric Funk Machine (1997), which featured alterations in suctioned percussion and bass. Follow-up album The Drone Sector was also released by Peacefrog Records later that year. Following these releases, Slater signed to NovaMute Records, a techno label owned by Mute Records home to fellow producers Speedy J and Richie Hawtin.
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In some institutions to maximize the effectiveness of autotransfusion and provide the best conservation and return of red cells the soaking of sponges is employed. During the surgical procedure the blood soaked sponges are collected and placed in a sterile basin by the surgical team, sterile heparinized saline is added to the basin to prevent clotting and facilitate the release of red cells. The sponges are periodically wrung out and removed from the basin, the remaining solution can be suctioned into the autotransfusion reservoir so that the red cells can be recovered. The usual ratio of heparinized saline is 5,000 units of heparin per 1,000 ml of 0.9% sodium chloride.
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Kunik The Eskimo kiss is employed by the Inuit as a traditional greeting called a kunik. A kunik is a form of expressing affection, usually between family members and loved ones, that involves pressing the nose and upper lip against the skin (commonly of the cheeks or forehead) and breathing in, causing the loved one's skin or hair to be suctioned against the nose and upper lip. A common misconception is that the practice arose so that Inuit could kiss without their mouths freezing together. Rather, it is a non-erotic but intimate greeting used by people who, when they meet outside, often have little except their nose and eyes exposed.
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This type of electrode is distinct from the "sharp microelectrode" used to puncture cells in traditional intracellular recordings, in that it is sealed onto the surface of the cell membrane, rather than inserted through it. Typical equipment used during classical patch clamp recording In some experiments, the micropipette tip is heated in a microforge to produce a smooth surface that assists in forming a high resistance seal with the cell membrane. To obtain this high resistance seal, the micropipette is pressed against a cell membrane and suction is applied. A portion of the cell membrane is suctioned into the pipette, creating an omega-shaped area of membrane which, if formed properly, creates a resistance in the 10–100 gigaohms range, called a "gigaohm seal" or "gigaseal".
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The Del Em In 1971, members of a feminist reproductive health self-help group, Lorraine Rothman and Carol Downer modified equipment found in an underground abortion clinic that was developed for a new non-traumatic, manually-operated- suction abortion technique. They took the thin, flexible plastic Karman cannula (about the size of a soda straw), and the syringe (50 or 60ml), and added a one-way bypass valve, to fix two main problems. The contraption could prevent air from being pumped into the uterus, and also suctioned uterine contents directly into the syringe, thus limiting the amount that could be removed. They added two lengths of clear plastic tubing, one from the cannula to the collection jar and another to go from the collection jar to the syringe.
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After fulfilling its role of powering the turbine’s wheels, the steam was directed to the condensers where it returned to its liquid state, allowing that water to be reused in the boilers. The steam entered the condenser and, through contact with the tubular system which was filled with cold water, turned back into its liquid state. This cooling water was harvested from the Tagus River through three ingoing pipelines and one outgoing pipeline that forced the water into the channels through a siphoning effect. The river water never mixed with the pure water used in the boilers, since, as has already been mentioned, the Tejo’s water circulated in a tubular system inside the condensers, while the steam travelled in free space. The water resulting from this condensation of steam was suctioned by the extraction pumps and sent once again to the boilers’ steam drums, passing first through the water heaters, feed tanks and pumps, and finally to the economiser.
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