Sentence examples for subsequent obstruction from inspiring English sources

At ultrastructural level small bile ducts are frequently obstructed by crystals, suggesting that mechanical injury and subsequent obstruction is crucial for the development of bile duct injury [89].

William Hague, the foreign secretary at the time, was very aware of the failure of the Tory government of the 1990s to stop the slaughter in Bosnia and its subsequent obstruction of the international tribunal, which it believed would disrupt peacekeeping efforts.

Vascular ring anomalies are congenital anomalies of the aortic arch where there is resultant complete or partial encirclement of the trachea with subsequent obstruction causing respiratory distress.

Subsequent obstruction of the arterial branch in one eye did not affect VA and successfully prevented the leaking of the dye in FA (Figure  1F, G).

Systematic use of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory or a spasmolytic before the procedure (except if contraindicated) could possibly contribute to diminish tubal spasm and subsequent obstruction, but this is yet to be probed.

Possible causes of acute intrahepatic cholestasis and hepatic crisis are acute intrasinusoidal sickling, with subsequent obstruction, and hepatic ischemia.

All of these can cause precipitation in distal convoluted tubules and tubular cast formation with subsequent tubular obstruction.

Since split skin grafts are made up of a keratinising stratified epithelial layer, sloughing occurs within the airway with mucus retention and subsequent airway obstruction.

This condition results in viscous secretions that are difficult to clear, leading to decreased mucus clearance of the airways and subsequent airway obstruction, recurrent infections, and airway damage, which progress over time.

This transient dehydration causes an increase in airway surface liquid osmolarity which activates histamine, neuropeptides, and arachidonic acid metabolites such as cysteinyl (Cyst)- leukotrienes [ LTs) e.g., LTC4, D4 and E4)] and prostaglandins, from resident airway cells, resulting in bronchial smooth muscle contraction and subsequent airway obstruction [4].

Mandibular micrognathia, glossoptosis with subsequent airway obstruction, is the original triad of symptoms described by Pierre Robin in 1923 [ 1].