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Meanings of enemata in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "cloister"
Examples for "cloister"
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They are gone forever; one in the grave, one in a cloister.
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The substitution of itineracy for the seclusion of the cloister; and 2.
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The door in the cloister opened and the Duke crossed the garden.
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The monks buried him in a shady place in their cloister garden.
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Hence the forewarning and the flight, the cloister and the yellow robes.
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Our results provide further insight into the pathophysiological background of colonic diseases.
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Here, we described the rate of colonic adenomas in patients with NHL.
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He had suffered a single acute colonic diverticulitis episode 19 years before.
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Conclusions: Incidental colonic activity detected by PET-CT warrants further evaluation with colonoscopy.
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Prevalence of colonic polyps was similar in patients with and without diverticulosis.
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MR enteroclysis did not reveal any intestinal abnormalities in this patient group.
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Capsule endoscopy was only performed if magnetic resonance enteroclysis showed no high-grade small bowel stenosis.
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Methods: Thirty-two patients who had 64-section CT enteroclysis and VCE because of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding were included.
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Balloon-assisted enteroscopy was significantly favored over magnetic resonance enteroclysis for insertion of the scope and procedure duration.
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Conclusion: Capsule endoscopy was preferred to magnetic resonance enteroclysis and balloon-assisted enteroscopy; it also had the lowest burden.
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Took a clyster in the morning and rose in the afternoon.
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May the great devil give them a clyster with his red-hot three-pronged fork.
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We made him sick with hot butter and gave him a strong clyster.
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We stared at the clyster-pipe ballista, then at each other.
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Our modern medical writers ascribe great virtues to tobacco-water, injected into the womb by means of a clyster.
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She was also invited to undergo on-screen colonic irrigation for Celebrity Detox.
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Antegrade colonic irrigation induces highly effective emptying even in patients with severe constipation.
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The 10-part reality series shows Bingle doing ear candling and having colonic irrigation.
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Think of it as colonic irrigation for the financial system.
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Treat yourself to an in memoriam colonic irrigation or a visit to a psychic?
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Freeze-dried polyethylene glycol, a chemical normally used as a sexual lubricant or as a laxative for colon cleansing.
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Next to the Fleet enemas I spotted what I needed and headed for the front.
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Questionnaires were also completed by 140 patients undergoing double-contrast barium enema examinations.
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Conclusion: Patients' experiences with barium enema examinations were significantly worse than with any other test.
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Methods: 1510 consecutive patients underwent total colonoscopy for suspected colorectal lesions after barium enema examination.
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Formal barium enema and CT reports were compared with any endoscopic examination performed within 1 year.
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Recommend barium enema and X-rays for internal bleeding on the off-chance, yet no recent accidents, father says.
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Purpose: Transanal irrigation is increasingly used against chronic constipation and fecal incontinence in selected patients.
Usage of enemata in anglès
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Turpentine enemata for distention may be given according to the following formula:
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Purgatives and enemata used often and for a long time.
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Food given by enemata should be very nourishing and concentrated.
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Stimulating enemata, like hot water, hot strong coffee, hot whisky and water, salt water.
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When this is impracticable, nutrient enemata are called for.
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Ice water enemata (injections in bowel) may also be employed.
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After a nutritive enemata the patient should lie quietly on his back for twenty or thirty minutes.
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He was ingeniously fed by esophageal tubes and rectal enemata; in three weeks speech and deglutition were restored.
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Emollient (soothing) enemata for soothing irritated and painful mucous membrane; starch and drugs are also used.
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When they are introduced into the intestines, we speak of giving enemata (enema is the singular).
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His fever, which was marked by daily intermissions for three days, subsided upon the administration of cathartics and enemata.
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Astringent enemata to check bleeding and diarrhea, like hot water, ice water, solution of alum or nitrate of silver.
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A regimen that is nutritive and at the same time laxative is essential and in some cases cathartics and enemata are necessary.
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Nutritive Enemata.-Foodis given by the bowel when the stomach cannot retain it.
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ENEMATA are given either high or low.
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Salt Enemata.-Twoteaspoonfuls to one quart of hot water is mildly stimulating; one-halfto one ounce of brandy or whisky may be added.
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Translations for enemata
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Enemata through the time