vascular structure
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- noun
- /ˈvæskjələr ˈstrʌkʧər/
- Specialized
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estructura vascular
- Pressure against the axilla can decrease blood flow to important neurological and vascular structures that supply the upper extremity and is forbidden.
- flow in vascular structure
Examples
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As a result, the proposed method allows clinicians to effectively grasp the entire flow behavior in vascular structures; furthermore, it enables a faster diagnosis through a noticeable depiction of abnormal flows.
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Imaging techniques help visualize the vascular structure of the heart, allowing for better treatment planning.
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Many populations included disorders related to the joint, tendon, nerve, skin, and circulatory/vascular structures.
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By only concentrating on the visualization of blood flow in vascular structures, more optimized approaches can be taken into account regarding these issues.
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The major vascular structures were normal, and no clearly enlarged cervical lymph nodes were detected.
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Three major issues of the visualization of the blood flow in vascular structures are as follows: seeding, tracing, and rendering.
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Computed tomography and selective angiography can play a vital role in assessing the integrity of relevant vascular structures.
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The doctor examined the patient's vascular structure to ensure there were no blockages in the blood vessels.
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Understanding the vascular structure of the brain is crucial for diagnosing various neurological diseases.
Synonyms
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A network of blood vessels in a person, animal, or plant
Tissue with a network of blood vessels used to restore blood flow to damaged body parts
How Vascular
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a direct adjective+noun composition: 'vascular' (having blood vessels) modifies 'structure' (an assembly or tissue), so the meaning 'a structure containing blood vessels' follows straightforwardly from the parts. This compositional pattern is cross-linguistically common and thus transparent to learners who already know both constituent words, despite 'vascular' being somewhat technical.
Etymology
The phrase vascular structure creates a simple picture: vascular means 'blood vessels' or small tubes that carry blood and structure means a built part or network, like the pipes in a house. So it means 'a tissue or organ' made up of those blood vessels.