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basilic

(bă-sil′ik) [L. basilicus fr Gr. basilikos, royal]
Prominent, important.

basilic

BASILAR.
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The surgical procedure was aimed at surfacing the basilic vein.
Steal syndrome following an arteriovenous fistula--case report and treatment option
The cephalic and basilic veins are also located in the forearm and upper arms; however, they may be more difficult to palpate due to their location deep within surrounding muscles and proximity to bone structures (Alexander & Corrigan, 2004).
Ultrasound-guided access for peripheral intravenous therapy
When portions of the subclavian and innominate veins and superior vena cava cannot be visualized, which as noted is a common situation with US, reliable evaluation can be performed with catheter venography, with a contrast injection into the antecubital vein or via basilic or brachial vein access, with catheterization of the subclavian vein, under fluoroscopic control.
Imaging of deep venous thrombosis: a multimodality overview
Next up was the aiguillette de de Saint-Pierre pochee au basilic risotto de petit epeautre de Sault au parmesan -- a basil-poached filet of John Dory accompanied by risotto with parmesan, the latter resembling an Arabic dish, saucy and creamy.
Going Gallic!
Flavors include: Argentinian-style Latino (featuring tomato, paprika, pepper, allspice, cumin, oregano, thyme, basil, bay leaves, parsley and garlic); Green-style Sirtaki (garlic, onion, paprika, coriander, cumin, pepper, caraway seed and oregano); and Itaiian-style Basilic.
Food industry loves Paris in the fall, especially at SIAL where buyers call: biennial trade show, as always, promises to serve up a moveable feast of innovative and tasty international cuisine for retail and foodservice sectors. Frozen products will be in high profile
Right axillary, cephalic, basilic and brachial veins are patent but very slow flow seen without any clot".
Paget Schroetter syndrome: a case study of the chiropractor's role in recognizing and comanaging an important condition
Car plus est horrible, plus espouvantable, plus diabolique, et plus de gens meurtrist, casse, rompt et tue: plus estonne les sens des humains; plus de muraille demolist un coup de Basilic, que ne feroient cent coups de fouldre.
Of nightmares and whale oil: Rabelais's quart livre and the lure of disenchantment
CHICAGO -- A full 45% of all peripherally inserted central catheter lines placed in the basilic or cephalic veins migrated 24 hours after insertion in a retrospective analysis of 100 consecutive lines placed in a neonatal intensive care unit.
Many neonatal PICC lines migrate 24 hours after insertion
The next week the patient returned to the emergency department with erythematous nodules along his right basilic vein and recurrent ascending lymphadenitis.
Blastomycosis in man after kinkajou bite
2005) examined conversion of catheter-dependent patients to vascular access and reported that the basilic vein in the upper arm was commonly patent, even in patients with multiple failed vascular accesses.
A three-step approach to conversion of prevalent catheter-dependent hemodialysis patients to arteriovenous access
Veins left to work with are small and not a phlebotomist's first choice: the basilic vein or hand veins.
Challenges of the oncology draw
Both one stage and two stage basilic vein transposition procedures have been reported with generally good results10-11.
BRACHIOBASILIC FISTULA WITH ANTERIOR TRANSPOSITION, A WORKABLE SOLUTION IN DIFFICULT CLINICAL SITUATIONS

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