Sentence examples for severe narrowing from inspiring English sources

For example, Harvard Medical School experts recently stated that before carotid surgery or stenting is recommended, doctors should consider that "medical treatment is preferred for symptomatic patients with mild narrowing and also for many asymptomatic patients with moderate or even severe narrowing.

The surprisingly severe narrowing of the government's working majority and the emergence of the Democratic Party as a major force, but still one far short of a majority, left the country strangely without any clear direction for change.

Usually present at birth, a severe narrowing would show up in childhood, but a mild condition might be found in an adult with a difference in readings between arms.

They included fatal and life-threatening heart attacks, strokes, loss of blood flow in the extremities serious enough to require amputation, severe narrowing of blood vessels in the heart and brain requiring urgent surgical procedures, and blindness.

There is also severe narrowing of the spinal canal.

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) showed severe narrowing of the main pancreatic duct.

Grade III was a 75% disc space narrowing, severe end-plate sclerosis, and large osteophyte formation.

Annular bulging (folding) may be symptomatic as severe disc space narrowing also results in decreased size of the intervertebral foraminae, which is further exacerbated by bulging annulus fibrosus (Fig. 11c).

Calf activity while sitting attenuated LFV by 53.8 ml (p < 0.0001) and, in all five subjects with severe upper airway narrowing (Mallampati grade IV), reduced snoring duration (from 357 ± 132.9 to 116.2 ± 72.1 s/h, p = 0.02) suggesting reduced overnight rostral fluid shift to the neck.

It replaces the antiquated three-level, modified cloverleaf interchange built in the 1960s that caused a severe bottleneck by narrowing US 75 down to two lanes at the junction of the two highways.

These areas correspond to severe visual field narrowing and deterioration of the electroretinographic (ERG) response.