The radiologist documented multiple arterialisations in the affected limb, indicating abnormal blood flow patterns.

The surgeon explained that arterialisation of the graft improved blood flow to the limb.

To accurately monitor oxygenation during the procedure, the clinician needed to arterialise the venous sample before analysis.

The surgeon noted the venous graft arterialising under high-pressure flow during the operation.

By redirecting blood through the bypass, the surgeon arterialises the flap to ensure it receives arterial blood.

After the surgery, the veins were arterialised to improve blood flow to the flap.