stenosis
స్టెనోసిస్
definition
noun
Examples of fixed obstruction include tracheal stenosis , foreign body, or neoplasm.
the abnormal narrowing of a passage in the body.
translation of 'stenosis'
నాళము ముడుచుకొనుట,
నాళము లేక వాహిక సన్నబడుట
example
renal artery 'stenosis'
there is evidence of 'stenosis'
Patients with bilateral renal artery 'stenosis' commonly have impaired renal function.
Excessive response may occur in cases of renal artery 'stenosis' or after diuretics.
a 'stenosis' at the level of the hilum was diagnosed
Complications of radiation therapy include anal ulcers, anal 'stenosis' and necrosis.
Examples of fixed obstruction include tracheal 'stenosis' , foreign body, or neoplasm.
If a patient presents with symptoms of carotid artery 'stenosis' , the cause must be identified.
The purpose of notchplasty is to expand the lateral wall of the notch, which may have 'stenotic' osteophytes in more chronic conditions or may be narrow in some patients.
There was bowel wall fibrosis and strialike hyperplasia of smooth muscle in the 'stenotic' zones.
This is somebody with 'stenosing' Crohn's disease.
At surgical exploration of her right ear the mid-external auditory canal was completely 'stenosed' .
The clinical, radiographic, and endoscopic presentation of the polyposis, together with the presence of multiple small bowel 'stenotic' lesions, simulated Crohn disease.
This condition, known as 'stenosing' tenosynovitis, can often be managed by the family physician.
The researchers say their findings are significant enough to prompt allergy testing for all patients with 'stenosed' stents if a repeat procedure is planned.
Biopsy of the 'stenosed' anal canal reportedly demonstrated metastatic lobular carcinoma.
In the esophagus, primary melanomas tend to be large 'stenosing' , polypoidal, and are often focally ulcerated.
This disorder, a 'stenosing' tenosynovitis, involves the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis tendons.
When a valve is 'stenosed' , the heart has to work harder to get blood through it.
The stomal size was stable and without granulation tissue or other obstructing or 'stenosing' lesions until the follow-up visit of November 2000.
Other factors that increase the risk of ipsilateral stroke are the hemispheric (rather than retinal) site of ischemia, the ulcerative nature of the 'stenotic' plaque and the presence of contralateral carotid artery occlusion.
Coronary artery bypass surgery involves the placement of grafts to bypass 'stenosed' native coronary arteries, while maintaining cerebral and peripheral circulation by cardiopulmonary bypass.
No data support the safety and efficacy of exercise training in patients with heart failure and mild to moderate 'stenotic' or regurgitant valvular disease.
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