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Meanings of
intestinal
in English
Portuguese
intestinal
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Of or relating to or inside the intestines.
enteric
enteral
internal organ
Related terms
viscus
Portuguese
intestinal
Synonyms
Examples for "
enteric
"
enteric
enteral
internal organ
Examples for "
enteric
"
1
However, the effects of the virome in modulating
enteric
infections remain unexplored.
2
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.
4
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.
1
Limitations: Small number of patients and no comparison with other
enteral
stents.
2
Thirty-five percent used
enteral
access devices to verify initial feeding tube placement.
3
We showed directly a relation between
enteral
feeding and small-intestinal mucosal growth.
4
Its Medical Devices segment focuses on infusion therapy and
enteral
clinical nutrition.
5
This study showed that gallbladder motility is preserved during constant-rate
enteral
nutrition.
1
The Fisherman must have sliced an
internal
organ
,
or severed an artery.
2
However, dose-volume calculations using individual CT scans do not account for
internal
organ
motion.
3
There seemed to be an injury to some
internal
organ
,
which threatened his life.
4
She will start alongside fellow Aussie Genevieve LaCaze in four days, minus an
internal
organ
.
5
One (they chose their mom) had a punctured eye and grievous
internal
organ
damage.
Usage of
intestinal
in English
1
However, the means by which microbiota promotes
intestinal
IgA responses remain unclear.
2
Background: Many different
intestinal
parasite species can co-occur in the same population.
3
However, post-transcriptional regulation of
intestinal
FPN has not yet been completely understood.
4
Previous studies indicate a link between
intestinal
microbial balance and bone health.
5
A double lumen
intestinal
perfusion method was used in 5 healthy volunteers.
6
Conclusions: The large increase in visits for ill-defined
intestinal
infection is noteworthy.
7
Background: How the gut microbiota regulates
intestinal
homeostasis is not completely clear.
8
Moreover, perioperative high-volume fluid resuscitation in sham-operated animals also decreases
intestinal
contractility.
9
In response to mucosal damage,
intestinal
PRR signaling initiates damage repair processes.
10
Vitamin D had an anti-infection effect and benefited to the
intestinal
health.
11
Alterations in
intestinal
microbial populations or their functions can also affect health.
12
The current studies examined the effects of taurocholate on
intestinal
calcium transport.
13
Results showed that feeding treatment influenced the
intestinal
communities in the fish.
14
Currently, almost all assessment methods of the
intestinal
barrier function are invasive.
15
Clinically, children affected by FNRFI have normal
intestinal
movements and stool consistency.
16
In this study, 55 non-haematopoietic feline
intestinal
carcinoma cases were histopathologically evaluated.
Other examples for "intestinal"
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About this term
intestinal
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
intestinal inflammation
intestinal microbiota
intestinal tract
intestinal epithelium
intestinal barrier
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Translations for
intestinal
Portuguese
intestinal
do intestino
entérico
Intestinal
through the time
Intestinal
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