PALABRAS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADAS CON «VENECTASIA»
venectasia
venectasia
medical
ve″nek
zhah
varicosity
vein
vē′nĕk
tā′zhə
phlebectasia
rightdiagnosis
information
including
symptoms
causes
diseases
treatments
other
health
issues
meaning
encyclo
results
from
encyclopedia
glance
with
pictures
photos
lexic
translations
sample
usage
additional
links
more
type
term
pronunciation
vē′nek
tā′sē
shown
above
provided
stedman
dicionário
português
dilatação
veia
flebectasia
definitions
onelook
search
found
dictionaries
that
include
word
general
matching
home
info
define
10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «VENECTASIA»
Descubre el uso de
venectasia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
venectasia y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Health Care Needs Assessment: The Epidemiologically Based ...
Callam.78 * Any evidence of venous disease including venectasia. t Reticular
and truncal varicosities. * Hyperpigmentation, eczema and liposclerosis. A review
of the literature to October 2001 has revealed a number of studies published ...
2
Sclerotherapy: Treatment of Varicose and Telangiectatic Leg ...
This term applies toboth thelarge protruding veinswithinthe superficial
subcutaneous tissue and the smaller venectasia, or 'spider veins', that occurjust
beneath the epidermis. The World Health Organization defines varicose veins as
'saccular ...
Mitchel P. Goldman, Jean-Jerome Guex, Robert A Weiss, 2011
3
Differential Diagnosis in Ultrasound Imaging: A Teaching Atlas
Venectasia, varicosities, and collaterals in case of portal hypertension will all be
imaged as enlarged segments of the intrahepatic tree of the portal venous system
. § Hepatic vein branches. They are easily identified by their typical course ...
4
Vascular Surgery: Cases, Questions and Commentaries
A moderate degree of venectasia as a T form of VM along the left femoral-
popliteal vein segment was also found, by WBBPS, MRI and duplex scan, and
subsequently confirmed by separate ascending phlebography. A venectasia of
the ...
George Geroulakos, Bauer Sumpio, 2011
5
Sabiston Textbook of Surgery: Expert Consult Premium ...
Venous Ablation: Sclerotherapy Cutaneous venectasia with vessels smaller than
1 mm in diameter does not lend itself to surgical treatment. If the cause is
saphenous or tributary venous incompetence, this condition can be treated
surgically.
Courtney M. Townsend Jr., R. Daniel Beauchamp, B. Mark Evers, 2007
6
General Surgery: Principles and International Practice
... in association with back-pressure from the main stem or tributary reflux.
Hyphenweb Veins There are several synonyms for these dilated intradermal
venules—thread veins, spider veins, telangectasia, venectasia, phlebectasia and
venous ...
Kirby I. Bland, Michael G. Sarr, Attila Csendes, 2008
7
Endoscopic Laser Surgery of the Upper Aerodigestive Tract: ...
114, 138 undertreatment 35, 38 uvula 16-17 carcinomas 94-97 hypertrophy 16
vagus nerve 113 vallecula 5, 36, 74, 101, 103 benign diseases 17 carcinoma 99
varicosity 21 vecuronium 118 velopalatal incompetence 94 venectasia 21 ...
Wolfgang Steiner, P. Ambrosch, 2011
8
Intraosseous spinal venography
Not rarely, lumbosacral epidural venectasia, angiolipomata, and angiomata are
seen. No specific venographic findings have been described in these cases. Of
the 1 5 6 operated patients in this series, there were 4 in whom biopsy revealed
an ...
Heinzgeorg Vogelsang, 1970
9
Surgical atlas of external rhinoplasty: decortication approach
Particular attention is paid to the presence of scars, moles, localized thickenings
and especially to possible venectasia. Patients with skin blemishes and
venectasia are prone to developing a so-called 'red nose' which can be a real ...
10
VOCABULARIO MÉDICO. Con todas las voces recogidas en los ...
venectasia. -. venereólogo. de transmisión sexual se introdujo por
recomendación de la oms [Organización Mundial de la Salud], en 1980, para
sustituir al de enfermedades venéreas, conocido desde muy antiguo. El término
enfermedades ...
Roberto Olaeta Rubio y Margarita Cundín Santos
