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Meanings of annulus in English

Russian
круговое кольцо
Portuguese
coroa circular
Spanish
anillo
Catalan
corona circular
Wikidata

A toroidal shape.

круговое кольцо
Catalan
anell
Spanish
anillo

(Fungi) a remnant of the partial veil that in mature mushrooms surrounds the stem like a collar.

anell

The space between a penetrant and whatever surrounds it.

Usage of annulus in English
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Background: The correct management of the small aortic annulus is still controversial.
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It significantly improves the growth of pulmonary annulus and branch pulmonary arteries.
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Conclusions: The normal mitral annulus accentuates its saddle shape during systole.
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One patient was considered ineligible for TAVI because of large aortic annulus diameter.
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It deposited them in an enclosed annulus that completely circumscribed the Earth habitat.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Indexed annulus size was an independent predictor of PPM after TAVR and SAVR.
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The Eagle waved toward a lounge on the other side of the annulus.
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Each segment of the posterior annulus was independently activated over three progressive positions.
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Background: Tissue Doppler imaging of the mitral annulus provides useful information about myocardial function.
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A second light was now in the annulus behind him.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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The patterns of cusp fusion, annulus and aortic size were similar among the groups.
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Background: The anterior mitral annulus is considered a fixed structure.
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Background: The mitral valve annulus has a distinctive saddle shape.
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Other percutaneous devices are directly fixed to the posterior annulus to alter its shape.
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Sometimes the ring, or annulus, is movable on the stem.
Among the Mushrooms: A Guide For Beginners
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Both accessory pathways were successfully abolished by radiofrequency catheter ablations at the tricuspid annulus.
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Translations for annulus
Annulus through the time
Annulus across language varieties
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