We did not observe any cases of inter-ventricular obstruction and expansion was therefore believed to involve all parts of the ventricular system.
The longest paragraph in South Carolina's 1860 declaration of the "immediate causes" of secession, he notes, didn't concern the much-debated westward expansion of slavery, but northern obstruction of the return of fugitives.
Despite advances in care processes to improve reperfusion in patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI), the short-term and 1-year mortality remains high, in part, because of reperfusion injury, microvascular obstruction, and infarct expansion.
Secondly, for a more general function, there is a unique extension from a given set of scaling coefficients to a full wavelet expansion which minimizes the local obstructions to translation invariance in a variational sense.
Chronic endotoxin exposure produces airflow obstruction and lung dendritic cell expansion.
Subsequently, expansion of MI and progression of microvascular obstruction have been demonstrated, even after reestablishing flow to the occluded coronary artery [30].
Fat both caused an obstruction in the body, impeding the expansion of the veins for the blood to flow through, and it diverted blood from generative matter to its own creation or nourishment.
It was a world-historic moment: the culmination of a campaign that solidified a sense of British identity, allowed for the expansion of the empire with the removal of French obstruction, and cemented the Anglo-German special relationship.
3. Evidence of expansion of the lung after fluid drainage and abscence of bronchial obstruction and/or fibrosis preventing lung expansion.
Patients most often present with unilateral nasal obstruction and recurrent epistaxis with variable associated symptoms based on the expansion of tumor into adjacent structures.
