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Meanings of fistulae in English

Liturgical object.

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Surgical management of biliary fistulae is associated with high morbidity and mortality.
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Intestinal fistulae are an uncommon but serious complication of pelvic exenteration.
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The clinical presentation, diagnosis and management of V-P shunt-related broncho-pleural fistulae are discussed.
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Therefore, rigid-walled analyses may be acceptable for identifying high shear regions of arteriovenous fistulae.
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Biliary endoscopic procedures have become the treatment of choice for management of biliary fistulae.
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Women with fistulae were young and usually without paid employment.
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Internal pancreatic fistulae are well-recognized complications of inflammatory pancreatic disease.
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Thereafter, wound infection persisted for 3 years with formation of cutaneous fistulae and granulation tissue.
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Early and late fistulae did not differ in location.
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They also underlines the important role that neutrophils play in the healing of enteric fistulae.
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Cross-sectional imaging techniques usefully complement endoscopy by assessing whole-bowel thickness and detecting abscesses and fistulae.
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In our experience, this technique has proved to be very effective in managing recalcitrant palatal fistulae.
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Endoscopic therapy is safe and effective in the management of bile leaks and fistulae after surgery.
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Twenty-three patients underwent attempted surgical repair of fistulae.
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In addition to infections, infliximab administration led to successful closure of fistulae, sometimes with other untoward consequences.
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Objective: Treatment of 11 patients with aneurysms or arteriovenous fistulae of the craniocervical arteries with stent grafts.
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