Sentence examples for bleeding lesions from inspiring English sources

The first recorded cases of cancer show how the ancient Egyptians used cauterisation (using red-hot instruments to burn off tissue and seal wounds) to destroy tumours and to treat a variety of infections, diseases and bleeding lesions.

The "Suspected Blood Indicator" (SBI), a feature included in the software for interpretation of capsule endoscopy (CE), is designed to facilitate detection of bleeding lesions in the small bowel.

They say early symptoms tend to be limited to bleeding lesions of dark, sticky liquid from patches of bark on infected trees' stems or branches.

We need to exit the draining paradigm of victims and aggressors; we need to carefully take off the old skin, lacerated with bleeding lesions and laced with scars from the wounds, inflicted by ourselves and others.

To target bleeding lesions potentially related to portal hypertension, octreotide continuous infusion at 2 mcg/kg/hour was initiated.

Patients with allergic or eosinophilic esophagitis, gastric ulcers, bleeding lesions, strictures, and Barrett's esophagus were excluded from the study.

"The Dark Ages," making its debut tomorrow night, is the History Channel's chronicle of the period, a bit of camp gore that can't seem to help presenting the European continent as a big, bleeding lesion even as it aims to offer a countervailing narrative: the pluses of plague and torture, the upside of famine, backwardness and early-infant death.

An UGIE usually does not reveal any lesion in the stomach and duodenum, except blood coming through the ampulla of Vater from an actively bleeding lesion.

Mortality rates can reach as high as 40% depending on patient clinical status, site and characteristics of the bleeding lesion, and the surgical procedure employed [ 1].

The model reveals that management of gastrointestinal bleeding is predominantly influenced by the location of the bleeding site within the gastrointestinal tract and the side effects of anticoagulation therapy, and to a lesser extent by the type of bleeding lesion.

Endoscopic evaluation of the bleeding lesion in the case of peptic ulcer was defined according to the Forrest classification system as follows: FI (FIa and FIb), FII (FIIa, FIIb and FIIc), and FIII [ 14].