Examples of using Stenoses in English and their translations into Portuguese
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end of distal anastomosis, with no evidence of technical defects, stenoses, or leaks.
The literature reviewed makes it clear that carotid stenoses are related to cognitive decline over time.
The identification of a causal relation between arterial stenoses and AH has the additional advantage that revascularization procedures may be decisive for blood pressure control.
Coronary stenoses were counted if both cardiologists assessed severity to be greater than 50.
as well as severe stenoses of the coronary arteries,
Also, stenoses were classified according to their location in the artery:
Later stenoses are the result of post-puncture phlebitis
Notwithstanding, hemodynamically significant stenoses may be identified through the absence of signal on the stenosis site.
These stenoses and segmental occlusions could have been treated using angioplasty,
demonstrated poor clinical course in early stenoses compared with late stenoses one-year patency 51% vs. 92%, p 0.03.
In this series, most stenoses were at the bypass proximal segment proximal anastomosis,
Options for the treatment of stenoses are: intralesional injection of corticosteroids, balloon dilation, dilation by use of metal tubes, laser, endoprosthesis, tracheostomy, surgical resection, and reanastomosis.
The success rate was 100% and 32% for acute and chronic stenoses, respectively Fig.
OBJECTIVE: To assess the accuracy of vascular color Doppler ultrasound as compared with digital subtraction arteriography for identifying hemodynamically significant renal artery stenoses.
Spergel et al. have described several surgical technique for correcting stenoses in the body of the AVF.
we use the one proposed by Bismuth, since most stenoses were late ones.
compared with later stenoses, thus stressing the ultrasonography importance in early postoperative period.
vascular ultrasonography in diagnosing stenoses.
Idu et al. reviewed 300 bypasses with autologous grafts to identify risk factors associated with stenoses.
It was possible to identify a case in which there were significant stenoses in the left branch of the pulmonary artery,