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• Nor does the mayor appear to have any intestinal obstruction.
• Diverticulitis can also cause adhesions, leading to intestinal obstruction.
• Intestinal obstructions in multiple sites are the most common proximate cause of death.
• Teasdale died in Salt Lake City at age 75 of an intestinal obstruction.
• Complete intestinal obstruction of long duration in a patient who is already debilitated.
• Strictures, or scar tissue that can create intestinal obstructions, are also common.
• An autopsy showed she died from intestinal obstruction and heart failure, Xinhua said.
• In September 1997, Keeton died of complications from surgery for an intestinal obstruction.
• His Croonian lectures at the College of Physicians in 1859 were on intestinal obstruction.
• Classic presentation in adults includes intestinal obstruction and inflammation of the diverticulum ( diverticulitis ).
• Duhring died on May 8, 1913 due to an intestinal obstruction and resulting peritonitis.
• Massive infections may result in intestinal obstruction.
• Scholey died in a hospital in Chicago, Illinois following surgery for an intestinal obstruction.
• Older individuals with CF may develop distal intestinal obstruction syndrome when thickened feces cause intestinal blockage.
• If complications of helminthiasis, such as intestinal obstruction occur, emergency surgery may be required.
• Her death certificate states the cause as an intestinal obstruction, complicated by a duodenal atresia.
• It is important to differentiate DPI from small intestinal obstruction, since obstruction may require surgical intervention.
• Bonilla went on the DL earlier this season with an intestinal obstruction and was checked for colon cancer.
• Newborns with intestinal obstruction typically require surgery, whereas adults with distal intestinal obstruction syndrome typically do not.
• Newborns with intestinal obstruction typically require surgery, whereas adults with distal intestinal obstruction syndrome typically do not.