Sentence examples for due to strictures from inspiring English sources

In sun-blessed Dalmatia, EU regulations will threaten traditional fishing methods, and there is a fear across Croatia that long-held production methods may be outlawed due to strictures coming from Brussels that fail to take into account time-tested local customs.

This technique can be used in follow-up of chronic conditions affecting the small bowel, including Crohn's disease, postoperative bowel leaks and recurrent small bowel obstructions due to strictures and small bowel luminal growths.

A subsequent attempt at a second treatment by means of double balloon enteroscopy failed due to strictures in the small intestine.

The negative outcome (only three animals survived for 24 h and died the day after), due to strictures in the anastomotic regions, was mainly associated with the lack of an epithelial layer.

Readers, however, will not know what has been omitted due to these strictures, and may only discover by chance that Beckett's requirements mean that readers are kept from some interesting material (though, naturally, not material which limits itself to discussing the publication arrangements of L'Innomable).

Plastic stenting with repeated, timely, stent exchanges is the first line intervention for jaundice or cholangitis due to biliary strictures.

As Vote Hemp notes in its press release, Kentucky is not the first state to push for industrial hemp at the state level, only to encounter crippling setbacks due to federal strictures.

Approximately 15% of resections performed for suspected, pathologically unconfirmed, hilar BTC are due to benign strictures (Gerhards et al, 2001; Reddy and Patel, 2006).

Harvest of oral mucosa for urethroplasty due to urethral stricture is associated with donor-site-morbidity.

For patients with an obstruction due to a stricture, two options for treatment are strictureplasty and resection of that portion of bowel.

It may be difficult to obtain endoscopic access to the obstruction located higher (proximal) up in the biliary system, or when it is due to a stricture in the priorly performed anastomosis between the bile duct (surgically joining) with the duodenum or jejunum.