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Meanings of patency in English

Catalan
obvietat
Spanish
evidencia

The property of being easy to see and understand.

obvietat
Usage of patency in English
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Similarly, there were no significant differences with regard to secondary patency rates.
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All patients treated by laser achieved patency; there was one failed intubation.
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The side branch patency rate was significantly higher with IVEPs having gaps.
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It has low incidence of late atherosclerotic lesions, and excellent long-term patency.
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Survival and intermediate-term patency after tubular grafting of the SVC are acceptable.
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Results were compared with the tubal patency and severity of adnexal adhesion.
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The location of the distal anastomosis does not influence long-term RA patency.
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The first patient remains asymptomatic with good shunt patency 6 months after intervention.
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Conclusion: Thin-strut DES improve long-term patency and reduce the risk of subsequent stroke.
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However, the overall anastomotic patency rate has been generally reported to be low.
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Background: Compliance of artificial and autologous vascular grafts is related to future patency.
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Conclusions: Composite sequential bypass for limb salvage provides reasonable 2-year patency.
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If non-patent, the last date for confirmed patency was kept for the analysis.
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The choice of the target anastomosis sites may affect the patency of SVG.
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Hemodialysis was the only independent predictor for loss of primary and secondary patency.
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VEGF treatment significantly enhanced endothelium formation and the overall patency of vascular grafts.
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Spanish
evidencia
Patency through the time
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