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Meanings of interventional radiology in English
Portuguese
radiologia intervencionista Spanish
cirugía radiológica 
Medical specialty which provides minimally invasive image-guided diagnosis and treatment of disease.
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Examples for "ir"
Examples for "ir"
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GnIH-ir nerve fibers were however widely distributed in the diencephalic and mesencephalic regions.
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They explained you couldn't have ir red and alive at the same time.
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And I will not believe it of Harth rem ir Estraven.
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The most basic way to vir, if you don't have any of the other tools.
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Peter and 'ille vir venerabilis' are still the messengers.
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This reminds us of Cato's saying that an orator is "vir bonus dicendi peritus."
Usage of interventional radiology in English
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Conclusion: The first validated patient safety checklist for interventional radiology was developed.
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Percutaneous vascular embolization is one of the major applications of interventional radiology.
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This Review outlines the role of imaging and interventional radiology in allo- and auto-PIPIT.
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The advent of interventional radiology resulted in alternative and less invasive treatment of these patients.
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Most of these complications were successfully managed conservatively and with the help of interventional radiology.
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In recent years, developments in interventional radiology devices have enabled diagnostic imaging using cone beam CT.
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The most frequent procedure performed by the nurses was interventional radiology, followed by fluoroscopy and routine X-ray.
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This technology may have important implications in the surgical management of nonpalpable tumors and in applications of interventional radiology.
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Conclusions: Left-sided portal hypertension following a PD with bleeding varices can be treated by interventional radiology with minimal invasiveness.
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Purpose: To characterize perceptions of palliative versus futile care in interventional radiology (IR) as a roadmap for quality improvement.
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We used this interventional radiology technique in young, aged and immunodeficient mice and found that the thymus was visible in all cases.
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The purpose of this study was to determine the current clinical environment in which interventional radiology (IR) is practiced throughout Europe.
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Two of the four patients had decreasing hemoglobin levels and were monitored until they underwent interventional radiology (IR) angiography and angioembolization.
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Conclusions: The prevalence of burnout among cardiothoracic radiologists is comparable to that reported for radiologists in other subspecialties such as musculoskeletal and interventional radiology.
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Hemostasis was predefined as no intraoperative bleeding requiring intervention in the surgical field or resolution of contrast blush on interventional radiology (IR).
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Interventional radiology has reduced the need for re-exploration for complications following pancreatoduodenectomy.
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