| Interventional paediatric cardiology mainly involves dilatation of stenotic vessels or valves and occlusion of abnormal communications. |
| Ten of 12 patients with predominantly extrinsic compression of the central airways underwent dilatation using a high-pressure balloon catheter. |
| Today, a young woman came in for an endometrial biopsy, having already chosen to forego a dilatation and curettage. |
| A pulsating aorta may mean neurasthenia, thinness, anemia, exophthalmic goitre, aortic insufficiency, aneurism, dilatation, or tumor. |
| In the resection specimen, irregular zones of fibrosis and a dilatation of the glandular excretory duct system were grossly evident. |
| Between 14 and 19 weeks of pregnancy, a process known as surgical dilatation and evacuation may be used. |
