Scientists measured the perfusivity of the porous rock to predict how contaminants would spread.

The laboratory compared the effects of various perfusants on tissue viability during ex vivo experiments.

The perfusers in the laboratory were calibrated before the experiment began.

The perfusioned tissue glowed faintly under the microscope, indicating successful revascularization.

The laboratory technician prepared the perfusant carefully before connecting it to the organ chamber.

The nurse checked the perfuser to ensure the medication was flowing correctly.

The researcher confirmed that the isolated liver tissue was perfusable under the new protocol.

Researchers measured the perfusability of the engineered tissue to predict how effectively nutrients and oxygen could be delivered.

The surgeon explained how the perfusative solution improves tissue oxygenation during the procedure.

During the complex transplant, the team resorted to retrograde perfusion to maintain oxygenation of the organ through the veins.