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Meanings of CVA in English

Portuguese
acidente vascular cerebral
Catalan
accident vascular cerebral
Spanish
accidente cerebrovascular
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A sudden loss of consciousness resulting when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brain.

acidente vascular cerebral
Usage of CVA in English
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Conclusion: CVA impairment was confirmed in RP patients, especially in advanced cases.
Pubmed
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But CVA is evidence that fake news isn't solely a Facebook problem.
Wired
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No thrombi of the pulmonary veins were found in patients with CVA.
Pubmed
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Many CAEAD patients presented with CVA and experienced significant early mortality.
Pubmed
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The CVA allowed landlords to break their leases within six months.
The Daily Telegraph
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After that point, the CVA blocks landlords from exiting leases for two years.
The Guardian
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One patient died after a bowel perforation; a second died of a CVA.
Pubmed
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Secondary outcomes of interest were acute CVA and 6-month mortality rate.
Pubmed
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In November, CVA's candidate won the presidency of the United States.
Wired
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This was a CVA due to a left atrial appendage clot.
Pubmed
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This study was undertaken to further investigate the involvement of eosinophils in CVA.
Pubmed
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Creditors gave a mixed reaction to the CVA and BHS's plan.
The Guardian
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The CVA deal thwarted an attempt by the Sports Direct boss to take control.
The Guardian
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The equity issue is conditional on the CVA going through.
Reuters
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The CVA will lead to the closure of 89 stores.
Reuters
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When contacted by the Observer, Chappell offered only a brief comment about the CVA.
The Guardian
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