noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
vertical portal
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
hypertension
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Decisions regarding appropriate organ transplantation may depend on whether pulmonary hypertension is primary or secondary to portal hypertension.
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Recently Hadengue etal reported a higher prevalence of 2% in 507 patients with portal hypertension .
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Many treatments have evolved over the last 30 years for controlling upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage in patients with cirrhosis and portal hypertension .
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Gastric varices Gastric varices are not uncommon in cirrhotic patients with portal hypertension .
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Clinically there was no evidence of portal hypertension .
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Treatment was discontinued when patients developed evidence of cirrhosis or portal hypertension .
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Our patient thus failed to show evidence of portal hypertension .
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Patients described in published works with portopulmonary hypertension have all had clinically obvious portal hypertension.
pressure
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Secondly, dilatation of the stents allows a graduated and controlled reduction in portal pressure .
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This gradient reflects sinusoidal pressure and is an indirect measure of portal pressure.
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All patients but one had increased portal pressure gradient.
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An abnormal coagulation profile and raised portal pressure then tend to enhance longitudinal and circumferential expansion, resulting in submucosal dissection.
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Our data and previous studies indicate that the presence of ascites is related to the magnitude of the increase in portal pressure .
vein
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In these circumstances, the sensitivity of this method of detecting portal vein occlusion may be diminished.
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Another postmortem study of three patients showed portal vein thrombosis with fresh thrombus extending from recently injected varices.
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However spontaneous portal vein thrombus may occur in portal hypertension and the infusion of vasopressin may also play a part.
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The vascular effluent was collected in one minute fractions through the portal vein .
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The application of radionuclide angiography in assessing portal vein patency or occlusion has received limited attention.
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In four patients cannulation of the portal vein was impossible for anatomical reasons.
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The most time consuming part was related to transjugular cannulation of the portal vein .
■ VERB
enter
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With her heart in her mouth she entered the imposing portals of Mon Ré, and rang the bell.
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You enter through gigantic portals under great, huge heads facing in every direction.
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The aftermath of the war left many displaced persons, and towns would fine vagabonds for entering their portals .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the Gothic portal of the cathedral
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As I passed the portals my feeling of doom increased.
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But analysts said it could be a target for a media company, internet portal or mobile phone operator seeking content.
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I sense it all passing away through those portals.
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In the last financial quarter WorldOnline doubled portal revenues, he said.
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The cloisters are equally fine and on the north side date from 1170 like the portal .