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Meanings of herniation in English

Portuguese
herniação
Catalan
hèrnia

Rupture in smooth muscle tissue through which a bodily structure protrudes.

herniação
Usage of herniation in English
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Intestinal obstructions after pancreas transplantation due to internal herniation are not common.
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Objective: To assess the efficacy of surgery for lumbar intervertebral disk herniation.
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Thus, a diagnosis of pericecal herniation of the sigmoid colon was established.
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Conclusion: Diaphragmatic herniation was found in 4 per cent of patients after oesophagectomy.
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However, there are scant data on using cervical arthroplasty for traumatic disc herniation.
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Prenatal improvement of hindbrain herniation was the declared restorative end point.
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Outcomes after lumbar disk herniation in baseball athletes are currently unknown.
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Forty two patients in whom disc herniation was diagnosed underwent surgery.
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At the base of the brain, also we find a deep uncal herniation.
The new yorker
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Intrathoracic liver herniation was associated with more frequent use of ECMO and greater mortality.
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The diagnosis in all patients was either lumbar disc herniation or spinal canal stenosis.
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There was no incidence of CSF infection or cerebral herniation.
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Neck surgery for a previous herniation in 2014 prematurely ended that season for Fielder.
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Method: A non-compressive disc herniation model was established in rats.
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Clear cause of death was herniation of the brain stem due to intracerebral hemorrhage.
Wired
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A rare case of scimitar syndrome associated with diaphragmatic herniation of the liver is reported.
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Translations for herniation
Catalan
hèrnia
Herniation through the time
Herniation across language varieties
United States of America
Common