1. Most common causes of dysfunction were venous anastomotic stenoses (22%), outflow occlusion (9%),arterial anastomic stenoses/inflow occlusion (12%) and intragraft stenoses (6%).

2. View PDF Reprints Cephalic arch stenoses are a challenge to treat

3. System Apulmonic stenosis or an aortic stenosis, andto compare the effectofsuchstenoses withtheeffectofadefectin theinterventricular septum

4. Treatment: Foramen Magnum stenosis Foramen magnum stenosis is the first spinal manifestation in an infant with Achondroplasia

5. There's a discrete blockage or stenosis.

6. On average, 4.5 eccentric stenoses were found in each case of coronary death.

7. Aortic stenosis is a harsh systolic murmur

8. Synonyms for Constrictions include compressions, squeezings, blockages, contractions, cramps, impediments, narrowings, pressures, stenoses and strictures

9. Of 68 Brachiocephalic arteries, 53 exhibited hemodynamically significant stenoses, including 21 that were totally occluded

10. The perioperative complication rate depended on the clinical stage: it was 1.8% in asymptomatic stenoses, 3% in symptomatic stenoses (history of TIA or amaurosis), and 5.4% in patients who had already suffered a stroke.

11. What does the term Arteri/o/stenosis mean

12. Irreversible stenoses of the papilla are without exception successfully treated with sphincterotomy or papillotomy.

13. Carotid Artery disease is also called carotid Artery stenosis

14. • Anatomic malformations (e.g., pyloric stenosis, esophageal atresia, intussusception) Complications

15. Incidentally, stage-adapted treatment of anal stenoses taking into account the etiology has been proven.

16. An intermediate accuracy index was found in combined stenosis.

17. Dacryocystographically assisted interventions, such as balloon dilatation or stenting of tear duct stenoses are technically feasible.

18. Reactive hyperemia was completely abolished when coronary stenosis was 90%.

19. Low-frequency critically damped and high-frequency Ballistocardiograms were analyzed in three cases of aortic stenosis and in fourteen cases of combined aortic stenosis and incompetence.

20. Bicuspid aortic valve is the most common cause of aortic stenosis

21. Bivalved palatal transposition flaps for the correction of acquired nasopharyngeal stenosis

22. CWI is caused by systemic hypotension, carotid stenosis or occlusion, microembolisn.

23. (1987) as other examples of autosomal recessive inheritance of Aqueductal stenosis.

24. What causes Aortic stenosis? Calcium buildup can happen as you age.

25. The stage of Aortic stenosis depends on how damaged your Aortic valve is.

26. No ureteral mucosa denude, tear and stenosis and no infection was found.

27. We investigated the acute effects on tumor stenosis after combined PDT/HBO.

28. Bicuspid valves may eventually leak (aortic regurgitation) and/or narrow (aortic stenosis).

29. Unilateral choanal Atresia and choanal stenosis can be very difficult to recognize

30. The stenosis can Constrict the spinal canal giving rise to a neurological deficit

31. Aortic stenosis is one of the most common and serious valve disease problems

32. Typical symptoms of severe aortic stenosis include dyspnea, angina, and dizziness or syncope.

33. In some cases, Bicuspid aortic valve causes another condition called aortic valve stenosis

34. Aortic stenosis is a condition that makes your Aortic valve become narrow and stiff

35. Aortic stenosis is a progressive disease, which means it will get worse over time

36. Aortic stenosis is a narrowing of the Aortic valve opening. Aortic stenosis restricts the blood flow from the left ventricle to the aorta and may also affect the pressure in the left atrium.

37. Membranous structures affecting the success of endoscopic third ventriculostomy in adult Aqueductus sylvii stenosis

38. Selective, bilateral multisegmental microsurgical decompression of lumbar spinal canal stenosis through separate, alternating cross-over approaches.

39. 10 Objective To investigate the clinical relevant factors causing laryngeal stenosis scar after vertical partical laryngectomy.

40. Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Magnetic Resonance Myelography in the Presurgical Diagnosis of Lumbar Foraminal Stenosis.

41. Because of this, doctors will typically measure it as mild, moderate, or severe Aortic stenosis

42. Bone - regeneration post - laminectomy causes spinal stenosis which relates to the invasion of fibrous tissue.

43. Diffuse alveolar hemorrhage, tracheal stenosis, acute pneumonitis and drug-induced lung injury belong to this category.

44. 6 Objective:To investigate the effects of anteroposterior cricoid split interposition grafting on children with laryngotracheal stenosis.

45. This functional disturbance was primarily due to nasal mucosal congestion and not to skeletal stenosis or adenoidal enlargement.

46. This position Accentuates or brings out a left-sided S3 and S4 and mitral murmurs, especially mitral stenosis

47. 1 The ectopectoralis musculocutaneous flap and colon interposition are and safe stuffs andthe hypoph aryngoesophageal stenosis.

48. Other causes of carotid Bruits include increased venous flow, external carotid artery stenosis, and transmitted cardiac murmur.

49. Patients: 29 patients (17 female, 12 male) with primary Aqueductus sylvii stenosis were included in the study

50. The blind loop syndrome should be managed surgically by resection of the blind loop, stenosis, or fistula.

51. In conclusion, Avai is a powerful predictor of adverse events in asymptomatic patients with severe aortic stenosis

52. Objective To re - evaluate upright flexion - extension myelography and computed tomographic myelography in diagnosing lumbar spinal stenosis.

53. 17 The ureter-inserting technique simplified the ureter reimplantation laparoscopiclly with lower incidence of stenosis and reflux.

54. The continuous compression of the popliteal artery leads to damage of the vessel wall causing stenosis, occlusion or ectasia.

55. Between 1987 and 1993, lateral sphincterotomy was performed in 59 patients with outlet obstruction due to anal stenosis.

56. Acute normovolemic anemia compromises coronary reserve and, in the presence of significant coronary stenosis, leads to myocardial ischemia.

57. Patients with Williams-Beuren-Syndrome characterized by the combination of typical morphology, supravalvular aortic stenosis and mental retardation.

58. Vaginal delivery in a case of mitral stenosis: Sevoflurane to the rescue Physical examination revealed bilateral coarse Crepitations , wheezes and …

59. Choanal atresia or stenosis is a narrowing or absence of the choanae, the internal opening of the nasal passages.

60. Bruits arising in the carotid arteries are produced by intrinsic stenosis or, occasionally, with vascular occlusion from extrinsic compression

61. Atresia, complete obstruction of the lumen of bowel, should be distinguished from stenosis, which is a narrowing of the lumen

62. We report on an externally treated patient with amaurosis fugax due to postinterventional distal kinking and a primary residual stenosis.

63. 11 Conclusions - An increased use of diagnostic imaging for pyloric stenosis did not lead to earlier diagnosis or better management.

64. Bruits heard only at the bifurcation are more speci fi c for internal carotid artery origin stenosis, but lack sensitivity

65. Objective To provide a better treatment method of lumbar stenosis and root pain resulting from simple hypertrophy of ligamentum flavum.

66. Bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) and congenital aortic stenosis are two types of heart defects that may be present at birth

67. Cervical stenosis occurs when the spinal canal narrows and compresses the spinal cord and is most frequently caused by aging

68. After 3 months all patients except two with slight, conservatively treated stenosis were free of symptoms, all anal prolapses receded.

69. The presence of broad, notched (Bifid) P waves in lead II is a sign of left atrial enlargement, classically due to mitral stenosis

70. Aortic valve stenosis affects 3% of persons older than 65 years and is the most significant cardiac valve disease in developed countries.1 …

71. Atresia, complete obstruction of the lumen of the bowel, should be distinguished from stenosis, which is a narrowing of the lumen

72. Angioscopically complicated lesions were more frequent in patients with unstable versus stable angina (63% versus 28%, p<0.005) and ACC/AHA type B2/C versus A/B1 stenoses (86% versus 7%, p<0.03).

73. Sensitivity, specificity and diagnostic accuracy was 87, 82 and 85% for the detection of hypoperfusion induced by significant coronary artery stenoses using the perfusion reserve index calculated from the upslope.

74. After tracheal stenosis was treated with cryoresection, Acusection, argon plasma coagulation, balloon dilatation properly, the membrane-covered metal stents (Micro-Tech Co

75. Predictive factors for failure are: abnormal psychology, symptomatic epidural fibrosis, inadequate decompression of lateral stenosis, surgical complications and the use of allografts.

76. There are a number of causes of tracheal and Bronchial stenosis, but the most common is prolonged intubation, or use of a breathing tube.

77. Concentric hypertrophy (increased muscle thickness) of the LV occurs in the absence of other causes, such as systemic hypertension, aortic stenosis, or hyperthyroidism.

78. What are colonic Atresia and stenosis? Colonic Atresia is a birth defect in which part of the colon is completely blocked or missing

79. There is no real way to predict if or when a Bicuspid aortic valve will fail due to stenosis and/or aortic insufficiency

80. Twenty-three years prior to this admission, mitral valve replacement for chronic mitral stenosis was performed using a Starr-Edwards caged-ball prosthesis.