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Перевод: stenosis

[существительное]
сужение; стеноз

Тезаурус:

1. The salutary lesson, therefore, is that although there is a high frequency of residual stenosis following thrombolytic treatment for acute myocardial infarction immediate angioplasty is not indicated.
2. Some patients who have had a myocardial infarct, and particularly those who have had thrombolytic therapy, are going to be left with residual stenosis.
3. RESIDUAL STENOSIS FOLLOWING THROMBOLYTIC THERAPY FOR ACUTE MI
4. Thrombus has been recognised by angiography and angioscopy in the clinical syndrome of severe unstable angina, even in individuals without critical stenosis.
5. When stenosis is the cause of severe symptoms, the prognosis without valve replacement is worse than that of many cancers, with a three year mortality around 75% Balloon valvoplasty offers only short term palliation.
6. Instead of requiring a figure to be placed on quality of life, the SAVE approach requires a direct comparison to be made between the value of a given intervention (for example, valve replacement in an 80 year old with severe aortic stenosis) and saving the life of a young person, restoring him or her to full health.
7. Occasionally ostial stenosis leads to a full-blown heart attack.
8. The second complication is called coronary ostial stenosis.
9. Likewise, other conditions, such as renal artery stenosis secondary to atherosclerosis, which might be expected to occur more frequently in the diabetic, appear not to do so (Munichoodappa et al, 1979).
10. In the conservative group the overall incidence of stenosis will be very similar to that of the invasive group.
11. In the TAMI study the aim was to determine whether immediate angioplasty conferred benefit, compared with elective angioplasty, following thrombolysis.3 The underlying premise was that in view of the high frequency of residual stenosis following thrombolysis, angioplasty would be needed, but the timing was uncertain.
12. We shall briefly discuss some of the main theories of allocation that have been suggested and examine their implications for elderly people with aortic stenosis.
13. If aortic valve replacement were classified as a need and not simply a benefit, then needs theories, if implemented, might lead to an increased total budget for such surgery to meet the needs of old people with aortic stenosis.