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There is an abrupt calibre change of the diverticulum, which is always on the side of the aberrant subclavian artery and opposite the side of the arch (i.e. on the left side beyond the level of the trachea), best seen in the coronal plane (Fig. 5c, d).

In conclusion, we suggest that during megacolon formation in chronic Chagas' disease, neuron loss alone does not explain completely the loss of motility and the subsequent calibre change.

This disproportionate survival of inhibitory neurons, however, did not completely correlate with the calibre change along the surgically removed, megacolonic segments.

Selective catheter cerebral angiography after 6 weeks displayed regression/normalization of the multiple calibre changes.

Selective catheter cerebral angiography revealed multiple calibre changes in the intracranial blood vessels.

Selective catheter cerebral angiography on the ninth day displayed multiple calibre changes in the intracranial blood vessels (Fig. 1).

Fig. 1 Selective catheter cerebral angiography (a) 9 days after admission, demonstrating multiple calibre changes in the intracranial blood vessels (left hemisphere).

Santorinicele was defined as a focal saccular dilatation of the terminal portion of the dorsal pancreatic duct, in which the calibre changes steeply, as defined previously [ 8- 12].

First, significant vessel calibre changes typically did not occur until blood pressure had reached a certain threshold (MAP ~90 mmHg) (Kontos et al. 1978).

Population-based cohort studies have described various vascular calibre changes occurring with the development of diabetes [ 6], or in diabetics with no retinopathy [ 7], as well as with the development of early retinopathy in type 1 and type 2 diabetics [ 1, 2, 8, 9], and indeed the progression of DR [ 7, 10- 13].

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