Or they may elect not to put a stent in another vessel that might require an additional session because there is only a minor blockage.
And it does work, sometimes, but the evidence shows that for people with minor blockage, it usually does more harm than good.
Peter's constant urinating turns out to be due to a minor infection and blockage caused by Mr. Sulu somehow being up Peter's rectum.
During follow-up, only one patient experienced a minor relapse (nasal blockage and bloody discharge, sinusitis, rise in PR3-ANCA level from 86 to 129 kE/l).
Problems are reported to the island office, and blockages and minor repairs are dealt with by co-operation between the householders and the island office.
Evidence from randomized trials is clear for "symptomatic" patients who have already suffered a minor stroke due to these blockages.
The reasons for such intraposture disconnections include minor body movements, RF signal blockage by body segments and clothing material, and also the relative orientations of the node-pairs forming the link in question.
Control subjects (N=576) were recruited opportunistically from patients presenting for health examination checks for insurance or employment medical examinations or from patients presenting with minor health problems such as ear blockages, minor psychological disorders or university students.
Finally, it is found that the effect of geometric scale of a model on the mean wind loads in the outburst region is minor when it is within a blockage ratio of 3% as tested in the present study.
While neurosis appears the classical and even banal sign of the blockage of happiness, the very minor status of neurosis can also indicate the contours of the possible experience of common happiness.
This may be catastrophic (the pipe ruptures or breaks) or may constitute a minor, uncontrolled loss of pipe integrity or pipe blockage [5].
