1. Cardiac tamponade is suggested by jugular venous distention, muffled heart sounds, and a paradoxical pulse.

2. Venous Angioma is also called venous malformation of the brain or development venous anomalies

3. (See "Examination of the precordial pulsation" and "Examination of the arterial pulse" and "Examination of the jugular venous pulse".) This topic will review the Auscultation of heart sounds

4. Venous Angiomas or venous malformations are the most common cerebrovascular malformation

5. Venous Lakes: Venous lakes are Angiomas that are located on the lips

6. Venous valves are classified according to their structures: bivalves, monovalves, and venous cristae.

7. Total Anomalous pulmonary venous return

8. Stimulating parameters such as amplitude, polarity, pulse width, pulse train and pulse frame are externally controllable.

9. Venous, Arterialized-Venous, or Capillary Glucose Reference Measurements for the Accuracy Assessment of a Continuous Glucose Monitoring System.

10. This may have important clinical implications for attempting venous cannulation in patients with difficult venous access.

11. Extendable n-channel digital pulse-width/pulse-frequency modulator

12. The pulse?

13. Pulse Extension

14. Pulse is 90.

15. Pulse wave sensor module, and pulse wave measurement apparatus using same

16. Isolated bridging vein thrombosis is a rare form of cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) or accompanying thrombosis involving the large venous sinuses.

17. There's a pulse.

18. Still no pulse.

19. Pulse-code modulated.

20. First introduced the Arterialized venous flap in 1987

21. Apical pulse is also known as point of maximum pulse or PMI

22. In an Arterialized venous flap (AVF), arterial blood flow enters through an afferent vein and venous blood flow exits through an efferent vein

23. Distal venous Arterialization is a unique procedure in which the venous bed is used as an alternative conduit for perfusion of peripheral tissues

24. The pulse sequence comprises an acoustic radiation force imaging pulse sequence (500, 600).

25. Polarity of pulse amplitude

26. Pulse code modulating processors

27. Pulse, respiration, blood pressure.

28. The pulse rate increases.

29. My pulse beats violently.

30. A laser pulse slicer with a cryotron high voltage pulse generator is reported.

31. Apparatus for generating double-pulse laser and method for generating double-pulse laser

32. The Apical pulse rate will never be lower than the peripheral pulse rate

33. T: Palpation consists of two parts: feeling the pulse and taking the pulse.

34. Bandaging Venous ulceration and the accompanying skin changes, e.g

35. Deep venous Arterialization may benefit patients with severe CLI

36. Maximum allowed pulse amplitude

37. Pulse operated latching relays

38. She's got no pulse.

39. Pulse code modulation carrier

40. We lost the pulse.

41. It was pulse pounding!

42. Feel my pulse, Doc.

43. Tom's pulse is normal.

44. How about a pulse?

45. Distal venous Arterialization is a unique procedure in which the venous bed is used as an alternative conduit for perfusion of pe-ripheral tissues

46. An expanded pulse has its frequency changing with time and is called a “Chirped” pulse

47. Nickel is electrochemical micromachininged using nanosecond pulse power , millisecond pulse power and direct current power.

48. Pulse waveform transmission method for pulse compression radar for shadow zone detection, and a pulse compression radar and radar network that uses the same

49. Vascularised nerve grafts using composite Arterialised neuro-venous systems

50. With Cogent, you can get hemodynamic and venous oximetry measurements

51. Venous to arterial conversion (v-TAC), a mathematical method, has recently been developed to convert peripheral venous blood gas (VBG) values to Arterialized VBG (aVBG) values

52. And I've got no pulse.

53. His pulse is still strong.

54. For this purpose, they collected tissue from over 30 patients with CVMs including lymphatic malformations, lymphangiomatosis, arterial-venous malformations, angiokeratoma and venous malformations.

55. He called it a creation of a deep venous Arterialization

56. The key difference between Apical and radial pulse is that Apical pulse is a pulse site situated on the left side of the chest, over the apex of the heart, while radial pulse is one of the peripheral pulse sites located on the lateral of the wrist.

57. · Pulse-modulation recording or reproducing (pulse-code-modulation recording G11B 20/10) CL M 20/10

58. Pulse (or the count of arterial pulse per minute) is equivalent to measuring the heart rate.

59. Many are identified on routine imaging ordered for other indications, whereas venous Aneurysms of the deep veins of the extremities are often manifested with venous thromboembolism

60. Your patient had cardiac arrest during the venous sampling.

61. Table # aximum allowed pulse amplitude

62. His pulse is very weak.

63. Acoustic excitation with nmr pulse

64. You barely have a pulse.

65. Does he have a pulse?

66. His heartbeat/pulse was unsteady.

67. Context example: a Bigeminal pulse

68. Maximum allowed pulse amplitude for

69. Digitally filtered pulse width modulation

70. A digital pulse width modulator

71. Parker, is there a pulse?

72. I can't find his pulse.

73. This river has a pulse.

74. I can't feel a pulse.

75. (adjective) Has a Bigeminal pulse.

76. Home Transformers 18-Pulse Autotransformers

77. Differential pulse code modulation system

78. Ac pulse arc welding method

79. 11 My pulse beats violently.

80. And what quickens your pulse?