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Meanings of enteral in English
Portuguese
intestinal Spanish
entérico Of or relating to or inside the intestines.
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Examples for "intestinal"
Examples for "intestinal"
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However, the means by which microbiota promotes intestinal IgA responses remain unclear.
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Background: Many different intestinal parasite species can co-occur in the same population.
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However, post-transcriptional regulation of intestinal FPN has not yet been completely understood.
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Previous studies indicate a link between intestinal microbial balance and bone health.
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A double lumen intestinal perfusion method was used in 5 healthy volunteers.
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However, the effects of the virome in modulating enteric infections remain unexplored.
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Waited for my boat, worse luck, and contracted enteric in Cape Town.
3
Neurons of the enteric nervous system of the stomach were not immunolabeled.
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In patient 1, enteric conversion was necessary due to reflux pancreatitis.
5
His premature death from enteric was a grave loss to the British army.
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On the other hand, the alimentary canal becomes a most extensive organ.
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The initial signs of poisoning are referable to the alimentary canal.
3
The inner tube was the alimentary canal with its special muscles.
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Anus, posterior opening of the alimentary canal, through which the excrements are expelled.
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While the alimentary canal is closing, the body-wall also closes on all sides.
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The result is an increased liability to fermentation in the alimentary tract.
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The result is fermentation and an acid state of the alimentary tract.
3
Fruits are cleansers, both of the alimentary tract and of the blood.
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It can involve the entire alimentary tract and usually produces mucosal ulceration.
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Aim: To study the bioadhesive property of carbomer934 in dog alimentary tract.
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Surgeons spent over three hours mending his wounded stomach and digestive tube.
2
Sausage casings were traditionally various parts of the animal digestive tube.
3
The dark, sometimes gritty "vein" along the tail muscle is actually the end of the digestive tube.
4
The work of digestion is chiefly done in the digestive tube or canal, which is about thirty feet in length.
5
Was I not justified in asserting that the unity of the animal plan is to be found in the digestive tube?
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The natural avenues of infection are the maternal passages and digestive tract.
2
The salivary microbiota is constantly swallowed and delivered to the digestive tract.
3
A varied diet may have a favorable role against digestive tract cancers.
4
Her circulation coursed through the creature's digestive tract, adding to its color.
5
The damned monster has a very efficient digestive tract, if nothing else.
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However, very little is known about their function in the gastrointestinal tract.
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Polio is caused by a virus that attacks the human gastrointestinal tract.
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For the investigation of the gastrointestinal tract, six sonographic approaches are described.
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Direct tumor invasion into the gastrointestinal tract was found in three patients.
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Acute GVHD of the gastrointestinal tract presents both diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.
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The Fisherman must have sliced an internal organ, or severed an artery.
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However, dose-volume calculations using individual CT scans do not account for internal organ motion.
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There seemed to be an injury to some internal organ, which threatened his life.
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She will start alongside fellow Aussie Genevieve LaCaze in four days, minus an internal organ.
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One (they chose their mom) had a punctured eye and grievous internal organ damage.
Usage of enteral in English
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Limitations: Small number of patients and no comparison with other enteral stents.
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Thirty-five percent used enteral access devices to verify initial feeding tube placement.
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We showed directly a relation between enteral feeding and small-intestinal mucosal growth.
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Its Medical Devices segment focuses on infusion therapy and enteral clinical nutrition.
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This study showed that gallbladder motility is preserved during constant-rate enteral nutrition.
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Rapid identification of these patients is necessary to establish early enteral tube feeding.
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Conclusion: Early enteral feeding with FOSL-HN was safe and well tolerated.
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Interventions: Patients underwent EUS-guided PEG and deployment of a standard enteral feeding tube.
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Approximately half of those patients receiving enteral nutrition achieved tolerance of the regimen.
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In contrast, the use of enteral nutrition predicted a favorable outcome.
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Gallbladder motility has not yet been studied during constant-rate enteral nutrition.
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Adjunctive therapies in enteral and parenteral nutrition are being actively investigated.
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A corresponding mucosal eNOS gradient appeared only after initiating enteral feeding.
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Considering the hygiene criteria, the home-prepared enteral tube feedings did not differ significantly.
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Results: Fourteen infants (group 1) achieved full enteral feeding within seven days.
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Clinical practice guidelines should be updated to incorporate new research on enteral access systems.
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