Sentence examples for cause obliteration from inspiring English sources

23 The last potential pitfall of sclerotherapy is that these agents aim to scar the particular area of injection to cause obliteration.

The application of CSC disks caused obliteration of main blood vessels, while the entire architecture of the secondary and tertiary vasculature was completely destroyed.

Otospongiotic bone formation has caused obliteration of the round window niche (white arrow).

We used a model of oxygen-induced retinopathy, in which sequential exposure of neonatal mice to hyperoxia and normoxia causes obliteration of central retinal capillaries, followed by hypoxia-induced VEGF upregulation and abnormal neovascularisation (Smith et al., 1994).

Results: Closure treatment caused acute obliteration in 141 (93%) of 151 limbs; Restore treatment, shrinking one or more valves, acutely reduced reflux to less than 1 second in 41 (60%) of 68 limbs.

The expansion of Wessex in the tenth century would have caused the obliteration of the Middle Anglia's old divisions, by which time the places listed would have become mere names.

The stability of vessels plays an important role in the pathogenesis of retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), where exposure of premature infants to therapeutic hyperoxia can cause vaso-obliteration in the developing retinal vasculature [15].

Pleurodesis is the adherence of the visceral and parietal pleura, which causes an obliteration of the pleural space.

The flow of tears from the fistulous openings seen in about a quarter of our cases may have been caused by obliteration of the nasolacrimal duct distally or may have occurred despite a normal patent nasolacrimal duct.

In this model, 7-day-old (P7) mouse pups and their nursing dams were exposed to 75% oxygen (humidified medical grade oxygen controlled by a PROOX oxygen controller model 110; Reming Bioinstruments Co. Redfield, NY) for 5 days causing vaso-obliteration and cessation of development of the central retinal capillary beds.

Fire safety is the arrangement of practices planned to decrease the obliteration caused by fire.