Preposition: of

• artery: Sometimes blockage of the artery to the kidney causes pain.

• duct: Cystic Fibrosis can cause the blockage of small ducts in the liver.

Converse of object

• bypass: The tube just bypasses the blockage by draining the urine outside the body.

• relieve: In some cases, a permanent metal tube, called a stent, may be placed across the obstruction, to relieve the blockage.

• remove: Chapter 17 A few pages are missing with more details of Michael Christy's efforts to remove the blockage from the pipe.

• overcome: With most children a drain can be placed that overcomes the blockage.

Preposition: in

• artery: A blockage in the arteries supplying blood to the heart or brain can cause a heart attack or stroke.

• sewer: In some instances flooding may occur due to defects or blockages in a private sewer or drain rather than a public sewer.

Adjective modifier

• stal: On the left hand side of the passage about 20m toward the entrance from the stal blockage is a short inlet passage.

• intestinal: An attempt should be made to see whether the fish is defecating, in case the problem is being caused by an intestinal blockage.

• nasal: The most effective treatment for nasal blockage due to polyps is surgical removal.

• arterial: I was ready to find out if I may have arterial blockages, which may be continuing to advance.

• partial: It's caused by a partial blockage of a coronary artery.

• sudden: Sudden blockage to the drainage of urine from the kidney can cause damage.

Noun used with modifier

• calcite: From here a tiny slot through a calcite blockage looked down into darkness.

• catheter: Don't ignore persistent catheter blockage, it should be investigated.

• sewer: Last year, 75 of our customers ' homes were flooded internally with sewage due to nearby sewer blockages.

• boulder: At the end of a short, wide traverse we came to a boulder blockage.

• artery: Why the English haven't all died of coronary artery blockage yet is a mystery.

• bowel: Not all large bowel blockages are due to cancers originating in the bowel.