The phrase "artery disorders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing medical conditions related to the arteries, such as blockages or diseases affecting blood flow.
Example: "Patients with artery disorders often experience symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath."
Alternatives: "vascular diseases" or "arterial conditions".
If these results are confirmed in humans, esmolol could be taken into consideration for the treatment of patients with coronary artery disorders caused by arterial hypertension.
Most frequently reported serious AEs (>0.1% of all subjects) were non-specific bacterial infections, coronary artery disease, ischemic coronary artery disorders, lower respiratory tract infections, and prostate cancer.
DUS examination is applicable to the diagnosis of artery disorders, particularly because it is a noninvasive examination of relatively low cost that does not require anesthetic procedures.
As an example, the PT "myocardial infarction" was mapped to the following two HLTs: "ischaemic coronary artery disorders", and "coronary necrosis and vascular insufficiency".
Cardiovascular comorbidity at initiation (including cardiac arrhythmia, cardiac valve disorders, coronary artery disorders, heart failure, and myocardial disorders) was associated with a decreased risk of abatacept discontinuation compared with not having cardiovascular comorbidity.
These included: neoplasms benign, malignant, and unspecified (including cysts and polyps); embolism/thrombosis; arrhythmias; congestive heart failure; hypertension; cerebrovascular accident; myocardial infarction/coronary artery disorders; immune system disorder; and seizure.
This paracrine vasculoprotection imparted by miR-126 confers its regulatory role in atherosclerosis and demands future investigations to assess its potential in diabetic subjects with coronary artery disorder.
The somewhat high 3-month levels in the present analyses indicate that not only the coronary artery disorder but also diabetes per se is associated with complement activation and inflammation.
He suffered from peripheral arterial disorder in the legs and coronary artery stenosis and had stents implanted.
*P<0.001 for all comparisons of exposed versus unexposed (unweighted), except atherosclerosis, disease of arteries, tic disorder, and nitrate use.
Patients with neck pain that was likely to result from specific causes such as neck trauma, disc protrusion, rheumatic diseases, spinal canal stenosis, or neoplasms as well as patients with serious physical or mental comorbidities such as active oncologic diseases, diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, affective disorders, addiction, or psychosis were excluded.
