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Therapy for early-stage byssinosis focuses on reversing airway narrowing.
Their early larvae have bilateral symmetry, but as they get bigger they develop fivefold symmetry. This is apparent in the regular sea urchins, that have roughly spherical bodies, with five equally sized parts radiating out from their central axes.
The vertebral foramen (the hole that allows a nerve to extend from your spinal cord down to the left leg) between your 5th lumbar vertebra and the sacrum has been narrowed. This is, more than likely, due to a disc herniation. As the foramen narrows, the spinal nerve can become compressed. The components of the body that receive their information from that nerve become affected. This usually involves a shooting pain sensation (from the left buttock, possibly down the back of the leg, possibly down the inside of the calf, possibly to the big toe), muscle weakness in the leg (usually presenting as a foot drop or difficulty raising the foot), or both. Sometimes the bladder or the prostate gland can be affected. Best see a chiropractor. Thomas A. Bea
A mild increase in bronchovascular markings in bilateral mid zones on a chest X-ray may indicate mild inflammation or congestion in the lung tissue. This finding could be seen in conditions like viral infections, bronchitis, or early stages of pneumonia. Further evaluation may be needed to determine the underlying cause.
Excess fat intake, especially saturated fat, can promote arteriosclerosis (hardening an narrowing of the arteries) and lead to early heart disease, including myocardial infarctions (heart attacks) and cerebrovascular accidents (strokes).
Excess fat intake, especially saturated fat, can promote arteriosclerosis (hardening an narrowing of the arteries) and lead to early Heart disease, including myocardial infarctions (heart attacks) and cerebrovascular accidents (strokes).
This question is too vague for a good answer. There are too many different types of machines and too much information about flying in general - it would take a whole book to explain. Try narrowing down your question to a specific type of machine.
Southern African Americans employed the use of minority leagues and early institutions like modern job cores to meet the needs of many new people entering the job market in the New South.
There are several problems one may have after having Stomach Cancer surgery, which include early problems which happen right away or Late problems, which occur weeks or months after the surgery. Some of the early problems include Weight loss, Malnutrition, bilious vomiting and Diarrhoea. Some of the Late problems include Anastomosis, which is narrowing of the join after surgery making it difficult to swallow and anemia.
This sounds like a diagnosis someone discovered on a medical report. Mild is a rather obvious term, meaning only slight and perhaps the early phase of a problem. Bilateral means on both sides or opposite sides of a part of the body, usually meaning on the right and left side of the body. Facet refers to the joint or articulation where two parts of the spine connect at the back part of the spinal column. A facet joint is a small structure that acts like a hinge or point of contact between two connecting spinal bones (vertebrae) to offer support while still allowing movement in the spine. Osteoarthropathy is a term meaning early osteoarthritis, in which it is suspected that early joint cartilage softening and breakdown has occurred, with possible slight or mild bone changes that are typical of Arthritis. Overall, the term means a doctor believes that someone has early osteoarthritis in the facet joints in an unidentified part of the spine, probably causing mild to moderate and occasional spinal pain and reduced movement when aggravated by excess movement or standing.
This sounds like a diagnosis someone discovered on a medical report. Mild is a rather obvious term, meaning only slight and perhaps the early phase of a problem. Bilateral means on both sides or opposite sides of a part of the body, usually meaning on the right and left side of the body. Facet refers to the joint or articulation where two parts of the spine connect at the back part of the spinal column. A facet joint is a small structure that acts like a hinge or point of contact between two connecting spinal bones (vertebrae) to offer support while still allowing movement in the spine. Osteoarthropathy is a term meaning early osteoarthritis, in which it is suspected that early joint cartilage softening and breakdown has occurred, with possible slight or mild bone changes that are typical of arthritis. Overall, the term means a doctor believes that someone has early osteoarthritis in the facet joints in an unidentified part of the spine, probably causing mild to moderate and occasional spinal pain and reduced movement when aggravated by excess movement or standing.
This term is one that sounds very much like a doctor's diagnosis. Mild means that the condition is either very early in development or displays only slight or occasional findings in comparison to a condition that might be called moderate or severe. Bilateral means that something is found on or occurs on both sides or opposite sides of something; it means on two sides. Very often in medicine this term is used to mean that something is on both the left and right side of the area being described. Facets are small spinal joints found on the back or rear portion of the spine that support and guide movement of the spine to normal limits. Arthosis means an early or slight development that is similar to Arthritis, but it has not yet advanced too far to actually be arthritis but it will someday if it continues; it means a very early or pre-arthritis condition. Taken together the term means that the doctor thinks a person has a mild early condition in which mild arthritis is starting in the facet joints on both sides of the spine at an undetermined part of the spine.