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Significados de dilation en inglés

portugués
dilatação
catalán
dilatació
español
dilatación

The act of expanding an aperture.

dilatación
Uso de dilation en inglés
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Hope that time dilation puts many years between each of your battles.
The Forever War
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With time dilation, that was about 450 years for research and development.
The Forever War
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Repeat dilation was likely, but was performed without adversely affecting stenosis characteristics.
Pubmed
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Background: Exercise-induced dilation of coronary resistance vessels is limited by alpha-adrenergic mechanisms.
Pubmed
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COMMENT: Bipolar disorder is associated with increased lll-V width and progressive dilation.
Pubmed
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Background: Esophageal perforation is an uncommon but known complication of esophageal dilation.
Pubmed
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Only patients who underwent esophageal dilation to ≥ 17 mm were included.
Pubmed
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Significant echocardiographic abnormalities included aortic valve thickening, regurgitation and aortic root dilation.
Pubmed
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During the operations of dilation of the urethra, I passed some gravel.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
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Early postoperative dysphagia was affected by dilation, botulinum toxin injection, and fundoplication.
Pubmed
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In both groups, dilation was near fully blocked by pharmacologically inhibiting sGC.
Pubmed
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Endothelial function was accessed before and after intervention by flow mediated dilation.
Pubmed
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Mrs. Dalloway hid a tiny yawn, a mere dilation of the nostrils.
The Voyage Out
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The mechanism of infracristal defect was predominantly an annular dilation before surgery.
Pubmed
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The transient dilation index was calculated as an index of subendocardial ischemia.
Pubmed
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The dilation was more prominent in the veins than in the arteries.
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Translations for dilation
portugués
dilatação
catalán
dilatació
español
dilatación
Dilation a través del tiempo
Dilation por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Raro