diversion of blood from tissues, as by ligation or bandaging.
1. Expulsion of blood from a part, as by means of a tourniquet or other method of arterial compression.
2. Loss of vascularity, as by scarring.
/avas·cu·lar·i·za·tion/ (a-vas″ku-ler-ĭ-za´shun) diversion of blood from tissues, as by ligation of vessels or tight bandaging.
a diversion of blood flow away from tissues.
1. Expulsion of blood from a part, as by means of an Esmarch tourniquet or arterial compression.
diversion of blood from tissues, as by bandaging.
Causse et al described two intraoperative anatomic alterations that might suggest to a surgeon the possibility that a stapes gusher might occur: a congenital avascularization of the middle ear and an abnormally anterior insertion of the posterior crus into the footplate.
In total, 30 male and 30 female chickens from each group were slaughtered through avascularization at 30, 60, 90, and 120 d with the same interval, which could display more clear temporal and spatial mRNA expression patterns of H-FABP, and IMF content trends.