Shunting

The patient's life was saved by a shunting procedure that diverted blood around the blocked artery in his brain.

The doctor explained to the patient that a shunting procedure was necessary to bypass the blocked blood vessels in the legs.

The cardiologist recommended shunting as the best option to bypass the blocked coronary artery.

The patient underwent a shunting procedure to bypass the blocked blood vessel in his heart.

The shunting procedure allowed blood to flow around the blocked vessel.

The surgeon successfully performed a shunting surgery to divert blood flow around the damaged vein.

The shunting operation successfully diverted blood flow around the damaged artery in the patient's brain.

The shunting surgery was performed under general anesthesia.

The shunting device was implanted to redirect cerebrospinal fluid in the patient's spine.