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Most people know atherosclerosis as the disease that causes blockages in the heart's arteries.

The campaign Be A Binner will run across social media and includes targeted activity in areas where wipes are the biggest cause of regular sewer blockages.

Road blockage for more than 24 hours will be a criminally punishable act with one to 3 years in prison.

However, the court did note that had there been a blockage in the toilet itself (that is, before the drain), then it might have reached a different result.

Blockage removal is typically achieved by working the nozzle into or over the blockage.

He said the ministry was alerted about the problem again yesterday and had inspected the sewage line and found that the leak had been caused by an internal blockage.

2Pump the plunger up and down to force out the blockage.

Then, the doctor inflated the balloon to push aside the blockage and installed a mesh cylinder called a stent, which propped open the carotid artery.

With the hydraulic reservoir empty, remove the quick disconnect fluid return from the control valve to the fluid reservoir and check for blockage.

Obstruction of the natural ostium of the maxillary sinus can be caused by medial blockage on the nasal side or lateral blockage from the sinus.

The procedure combines the use of X-rays and an endoscope or blockage is shown in the X-ray, the physician can use the endoscope to insert instruments to remove the obstruction.

The blockage represents the slice knife, and the experiments were carried out in a water tunnel under conditions similar to those of actual headboxes.

both Sr and Mg-rich phases (spinels) were seen in various areas of the blockage materials (Figs.

is designed to reduce the number of repeat angioplasty and stent procedures by delivering a precise dose of radiation to the exact site of a coronary blockage.

We find that 70 percent of the men and women over 65 in Framingham have lesions big enough to see easily, and that ten percent have at least a 50-percent blockage.