Sentence examples for intestinal occlusion from inspiring English sources

Duplication cysts rarely cause intrauterine intestinal occlusion; however, they may cause intestinal occlusion or abdominal pain after birth, due to volvulus, invagination, or bleeding of the cyst.

The rest of the intestinal loops were normal at MR, but intestinal occlusion with marked dilatation of the intestinal loops was present at birth.

Performed before any opacification, it may demonstrate free-air perforation and/or severe intestinal occlusion, which are relative contra-indications of digestive opacification [6].

Three days after admission the clinical condition remained unchanged: a diagnosis of intestinal occlusion was made and an explorative laparoscopy was performed but no evidence of an intestinal problem was present.

Unfortunately, fifteen days from the first cycle of chemotherapy the patient underwent surgery again due to an intestinal occlusion.

Eleven patients were admitted with a diagnosis of intestinal occlusion, 12 patients came to us from Medical divisions.

You have an intestinal blockage.

The female patient, suffering from hypertension and a history of diverticular disease which presents a strangulated hernia of the left abdominal wall, so, in the presence of intestinal sub-occlusion sintomatology, required emergency treatment.

Of the remaining twenty-seven patients who did not have surgical resection, four presented with intestinal perforation or occlusion.> -wrap-foot> AbbrECOG Eastern Cooperative Oncology Grouplogy Group.

Conversely, in the normal small intestinal wall without occlusion of SMA, due to the accumulation of Mn2+, the small intestine will have a shorter relaxivity, which in turn will increase signal intensity on T1-weighted image.

The disease starts as an inflammatory response to the eggs of the parasites and leads to fibrotic granulomatous, causing portal vein hypertension or occlusion (intestinal schistosomiasis caused by S. mansoni) or hydronephrosis and squamous bladder cancer (urinary schistosomiasis caused by S. haematobium).