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Meanings of complete removal in английском

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Usage of complete removal in английском
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Follow-up angiography showed the complete removal of permeable AVM in all patients.
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Most of the surgeries involved complete removal of the gland for non-cancerous conditions.
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Although observable lightening of the stains can be achieved, complete removal is rare.
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A complete removal was also determined on for the following Whitsuntide.
The Book-Hunter / A New Edition, with a Memoir of the Author
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The prognosis is poor for RCC with ipsilateral involvement even with complete removal.
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Frequently, it is late diagnosed when complete removal of the tumor is often impossible.
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The radical resection with complete removal of the tumour remains the main therapeutic approach.
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The treatment led to almost complete removal of the detergents.
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Background: The outcome of liver resections depends on complete removal of all detectable foci.
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EDS will also ask the High Court to order the complete removal of the track.
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Successful and complete removal of metastatic lesions was achieved in 79 percent of those patients.
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For the primary kind early complete removal may cure if you can get at them.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Despite complete removal of the tumor, the child developed progressive hearing loss, areflexia, and seizures.
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Postoperative follow-up echocardiography showed the complete removal of the myxomas and improvement of cardiac function.
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Background: The complete removal of adenomatous polyps is important for reducing interval cancer after colonoscopy.
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One year ago an angiosarcoma was the reason for a complete removal of the thyroid gland.
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