How to pronounce “blood supply” in English

It shuts off the blood supply to about half the alveoli, the little absorbing surfaces in the lung, to allow the other half to work efficiently.

The reason it was being developed for human use was it actually restricts blood supply to tumors.

So when that does, it takes the blood supply away from the cerebral brain where the problem solving happens.

Um it is that the heart muscle is not getting a sufficient blood supply, sufficient oxygen supply to be

to an experimental stroke, where we transiently shut the blood supply off to part of the brain, the animals

A little tapeworm that buries itself in the brain and siphons off nutrients from your blood supply.

When the survival instinct goes on, it diverts the blood supply, the oxygen, away from that

And so people-- if you just look at it and know the disease, you would think, wow, you're not getting any blood supply

And it forms these collaterals that aren't as powerful as what a normal brain, like you or mine might be, but it still is enough to provide blood supply

Yes, a little tape worm that buries itself in the brain and siphons off nutrients from your blood supply.

Because we do these treadmill tests all the time, but they only tell us if thereís a tight narrowing thatís blocking the blood supply.

It's the second commonest form and it tends to occur in phases so that the blood supply to the brain is getting progressively diminished