Sentence examples for digestive pathology from inspiring English sources

He was one of the first to extract pure urea from urine; he discovered uric acid in excrement; and he published a large and authoritative textbook on urinary and digestive pathology in 1840.

Conclusion: The eldery subject, known for his fragility and his multimorbidity, has to consult urgently for a surgical digestive pathology, and due to the high mortality, it is necessary to give more interest to this age category.

Histological slides were digitized with the NDPI Nanozoomer (Hamamatsu Photonics, Hamamatsu City, Japan), and submitted to quantitative analysis of fibrosis, granulation tissue, and inflammatory cell infiltrate by a senior pathologist expert in digestive pathology.

While some may be explained by lasting effects of physical constraints, others may emerge through chronic stress and be mediated by entero-gastric digestive pathologies [40].

There were six serious AEs involving digestive pathologies (one abdominal pain, two diarrhea, two nausea, and one vomiting).

The material included in our study was obtained from intestinal biopsies taken during endoscopic examination from 12 patients with different digestive pathologies (the average age was 46 years; range 31 68).

Premature-born, high-risk infants and those with neuro-aero-digestive pathologies are at increased risk.

The objective of our study is to determine predictive factors of mortality for emergency of digestive surgical pathology of the elderly people.

Many authors recommended in these populations especially in case of prolonged mechanical ventilation with evidence of pneumonia, unexplained liver derangement or fever or unexplained digestive tract pathology, to screen for CMV disease and in case of CMV detection using PCR or antigenemia detection methods; then, treatment should be taken as benefit/risk ratio [37, 41, 48] (Table 4).

However, the reasons for their admission were similar, except for digestive tract pathologies because of digestive haemorrhages (which were exclusion criteria) and cancers (7/208 versus 35/380; P = 0.01).

Nutritional support provided by the department dietician and/or by the NST depended on the seriousness of nutritional status, the functionality of the digestive tract, the causal pathology and the prognosis.