| Bantock's setting of his wife's dilations on Sappho was supremely seductive to the Edwardian England of its day. |
| The doctors said that, with the dilations, I'd be fine, and I believed them. |
| Multiple pneumatic balloon dilations of the LES also failed to control his symptoms. |
| Congenital cricopharyngeal achalasia treatment by dilations. |
| He had undergone two previous esophageal dilations over the previous 10 years, because of a recurrent esophageal stricture. |
| When dilations on the nature of truth appear, the book begins to feel like a solid magazine piece stretched thin. |
