stenosis

Preposition: of

• artery: Background: severe stenosis of the carotid artery is often treated by carotid endarterectomy.
• valve: Less commonly, a narrowing or stenosis of the valve can be identified.
• spine: I also suffer from Stenosis of the spine that results in weakness and unsteadiness in my legs.

Converse of object

• have: My husband is disabled; he has a spinal stenosis and various other problems, which affect his mobility considerably.
• cause: Tracking down the gene The researchers aim to find the faulty gene, or genes, that cause pyloric stenosis.
• include: Other causes of inspiratory and expiratory dyspnoea include airway stenosis following trauma, and parasites ( eg Filaroides osleri ) - rare.
• treat: The interventional technique used to treat carotid stenosis has improved and new stents and cerebral protection devices have been developed.
• diagnose: A number of imaging techniques can be used to diagnose renal artery stenosis, all with similar accuracy.
• develop: About 1 % of patients develop pancreatitis and 5 % of those who undergo a sphincterotomy develop late papillary stenosis.

Adjective modifier

• pyloric: Pyloric stenosis can present in the neonatal period in the usual way.
• carotid: Sample groups People with carotid artery stenosis or peripheral vascular disease.
• mitral: Excluded were patients with mitral stenosis, artificial valves or heart transplant.
• aortic: F - the loudness of the murmur bears no relation to the severity of the aortic stenosis.
• foraminal: Nerve Root Blocks may be more useful for Foraminal Stenosis.
• hypertrophic: Surgical management of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis - can it be performed by general surgeons?

Noun used with modifier

• artery: Renal artery stenosis is most common in older people.
• valve: Tritace should not be used in patients with aortic or mitral valve stenosis or outflow obstruction ( see Precautions section below ).
• %: These showed a 60 % stenosis of the left internal carotid artery.
• canal: In the presence of neurological symptoms, an MRI scan is useful to rule out spinal cord compression or spinal canal stenosis.
• root: Further narrowing consequent on disk degeneration and osteoarthrosis may produce neurological symptoms, which may be unilateral ( root canal stenosis ).