devascularisation

the surgeon performed a complete devascularisation of the tumor before excision.

partial devascularisation can reduce bleeding during complex surgical procedures.

intentional devascularisation is sometimes used to treat vascular malformations.

the devascularisation technique requires precise anatomical knowledge and careful planning.

post-operative devascularisation may lead to tissue necrosis if blood flow is not restored.

the procedure involves selective devascularisation of the affected area to preserve surrounding tissue.

devascularisation of the uterus can be performed to control severe postpartum hemorrhage.

preoperative devascularisation helps minimize blood loss during tumor resection surgery.

the devascularisation effect must be carefully monitored throughout the operation.

therapeutic devascularisation is an established approach for managing arteriovenous malformations.

massive devascularisation can cause rapid tissue death and requires immediate intervention.

the devascularisation procedure was successful in controlling the bleeding from the injured vessel.

delayed devascularisation may occur as a complication of severe vascular trauma.