At Colchester Zoo, staff stroked Otto the rhino's ear, simultaneously calming the patient, bringing up a vein and slipping in a small syringe.
Once a vein is detected at a suitable depth, the device alerts the operator, who pushes the syringe needle into the patient's flesh and injects the medicine.
In the same vein, a good product mix can dramatically improve delivery costs and increase profits.
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Wales Development's tour of Canada continued in positive vein with a narrow win over the Ontario President's XV on Tuesday.
No-one knows how many people die of deep vein thrombosis a year but some scientists argue up to 10% of cases could be flight-related.
In the how-strangely-familiar vein was a game that featured movable pieces shaped like the standard ones used in myriad board games of today, i.e.
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The body of the notebook is certainly in the vein of a MacBook Air or ultrabook, with slim metal slides that taper off into a point.
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In-form Agassi, who beat arch rival Pete Sampras on Wednesday, continued in his impressive vein with a 6-4 7-5 victory over third seeded Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten.
In that vein, a federal court of appeals recently ruled that Christian Louboutin owns trademark rights in his distinctive red outsoles since they identify him as the sole legitimate source of his shoes, while Yves Saint Laurent and other parties retain the right to produce and sell monochromatic red shoes (where both the outsoles and uppers are entirely red).
Ms. TONI BLACKMAN (Musician): I think my music is really in the vein of a Lauryn Hill, of a Mos Def, of a Talib Kweli, of the Roots, of artists who are part of hip-hop culture and really committed not only to being on stage and being in the limelight but really committed to the art form and to the tradition of the oral tradition.
He had undergone an above-the knee amputation on his right leg at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham and, as part of the surgery, a vein was removed from his left leg leaving a wound which would not heal properly.
In a slightly more traditional vein, Spoleto presented a double bill of obscure verismo one-acts, Umberto Giordano's "Mese Mariano" (1910) and Giacomo Puccini's first opera, "Le Villi" (1884).
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Tests revealed the clot, and doctors used a vein from his groin area to widen the artery during July 13, a procedure to prevent future clots.
In a similar vein, Research Chief JohnLaMattinaJohn LaMattina said that a string of acquisitions had led to a research outfit where projects were spread out over a lot of real estate, requiring lots of time on planes and in meetings.
In a similar vein, Research Chief John LaMattina said that a string of acquisitions had led to a research outfit where projects were spread out over a lot of real estate, requiring lots of time on planes and in meetings.
Photodynamic therapy involves the injection of a light-sensitive medicine called verteporfin into a vein in the arm.
Ninety-two people had the drug injected into a vein, while another 93 were injected with salty water.
On 15 September, the execution of Romell Broom was abandoned after Ohio officials failed to find a vein.
That act, like those moments from Garbo, Gish, and Brooks, suggests a vein of contrariness and complication, the astonishments of art.
The actual test itself involves going into a vein in the leg.
Reclast, from Novartis, is in the same chemical class as Fosamax and Actonel, but it must be given as an intravenously, directly into a vein.
This poor DCA got so worked up about this case, that she was red in the face and a vein was bulging from her forehead.
It was at one with the dated tone of the piece, a vein of unpersuasive social criticism that Mr. Sellars has been mining for too many years.
Hessel's 32-page "Time for Outrage" sold millions of copies across Europe, tapping into a vein of popular discontent with capitalism and transforming him into an intellectual superstar within weeks.
Benlysta is delivered directly into a vein (intravenous infusion) and is the first inhibitor designed to target B-lymphocyte stimulator (BLyS) protein, which may reduce the number of abnormal B cells thought to be a problem in lupus.
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Every year, thousands of patients are harmed by accidents involving medical procedures - an example was the tragic case of Wayne Jowett, a teenager who died after having a powerful chemotherapy drug injected into his spine instead of a vein.
's Watchman is sold in Europe and parts of Asia, but is pending before the FDA in the U.S. It's like a tiny umbrella pushed through a vein and then opened inside the heart to plug the troublesome pouch.
In a similar vein, well run foreign retailers such as Tesco and Aldi, a German hard discounter, may find their expansion in America goes better now that so many local rivals are feeling pain (the two firms are fighting a price war against each other at home in Europe).
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