Sentence examples for multiple arteries from inspiring English sources

The inferior overall health picture in elderly patients and the more severe clinical course of myocardial infarction, due to chronic illnesses such as diabetes, arterial hypertension, chronic coronary heart disease (often affecting multiple arteries), heart failure, and also kidney insufficiency, prompt many doctors to postpone or entirely abandon invasive treatment.

Studies tracking long-term results among patients around the nation have prompted some surgeons to argue that thousands of people with blockages in multiple arteries may be dying months or even years prematurely because they receive stents instead of surgery.

Being less invasive, CT angiography was superior to traditional angiographic examination in acquiring information on multiple arteries.

This finding is significant given the observation that living donor kidneys with multiple arteries are associated with increased incidence of ureteral complications in the recipient.

In the experiment, the porous structure was made of sintered copper microparticles, multiple arteries were machined directly on the heated surface, and water was employed as the working fluid.

Those with high blood pressure and dissections in multiple arteries may have a higher risk of recurrence.

14 In this issue of Heart, Mukherjee and colleagues present a post‐hoc analysis of those patients from CREDO with a high burden of atherosclerosis (that is, of the peripheral and/or cerebral arteries in addition to coronary artery disease, thus: multiple arterial disease).

A CT scan showed the presence of irregular dilated arteries in the pancreatic head, and he was diagnosed with pancreatic artery pseudoaneurysm presenting with multiple arterial feeder vessels.

b Preoperative computed tomography showed multiple arterial lesions, a patent posterior tibial artery (arrow), and well-developed sural artery (arrowhead).

On colour Doppler, haemangioma may be hypovascular with a single feeding artery or hypervascular with multiple feeding arteries [12].

The long saphenous vein is the most commonly used conduit in coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery when bypassing multiple diseased arteries; however, its use is complicated by the development of vascular inflammation, intimal hyperplasia and accelerated atherosclerosis leading to compromised graft efficacy.