Sentence examples for obstruction exist from inspiring English sources

Case reports of charcoal bezoars or inspissated charcoal being associated with small bowel obstruction exist after treatment with AC, but these events are also likely rare [119 122].

When celiac trunk stenosis or obstruction exists, the blood flow in the hepatic artery depends on the communicating arteries between the celiac trunk and the SMA.

To further verify whether an obstruction existed in the CSF pathway of p23-ST1 micent mice, a flow tracer (India ink) was intraventricularly injected into the right lateral ventricle.

No previous report of a similar presentation (complete intestinal obstruction) exists in the literature.

In UUO rats model, the longer the obstruction existed, the more renal pathological features such as increased cell proliferation and ECM occurred in renal fibrosis.

However, we believe this is a minor problem, and furthermore, high flow oxygen can probably be administered in short catheters via the nostrils if no severe nasal obstruction exists.

No obstructions exist which could influence the sound field from the aircraft within a conical space above the point on the ground vertically below the microphone.

If such an obstacle exists (typically, a safety barrier), its height should not exceed the critical obstruction's height presented in Table 2.

"It illustrates the deficiencies in being able to provide adequate medical care for people in offshore centres, how difficult it is to do that, the delays and obstructions that exist due to remoteness, and the lack of access to tertiary health care that is available to absolutely anybody in Australia".

Anatomic obstructions may exist at the atriopulmonary anastomosis or the branch pulmonary arteries; a gradient of >1 mm Hg in this circuit dependent on passive flow is haemodynamically significant.

An optimal position of the obstruction generally exists, that minimizes the total noise at a given frequency.