oesophagus in A Sentence

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    They may check out your heart, lungs, and Oesophagus.

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    Cancer of the Oesophagus is uncommon in the UK.

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    Cancer of the Oesophagus(oesophageal cancer) is uncommon in the UK.

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    Lesions occurring in the throat(Oesophagus, trachea and larynx) can become life-threatening.

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    Inflammation of the Oesophagus(oesophagitis) is often due to acid reflux from the stomach(gastro-oesophageal reflux disease(GORD)).

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    As your gullet(Oesophagus) dilates, you may find that some of your food is brought back up(regurgitated).

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    As one's gullet(Oesophagus) dilates, one may find that some of the food is brought back up(regurgitated).

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    (About 1 in 20 men and 1 in 33 women with Barrett's Oesophagus develop cancer of the Oesophagus.).

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    Some painkillers- for example, ibuprofen and aspirin- can irritate your gullet(Oesophagus) if you take them with a bisphosphonate.

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    Hypopharyngeal cancer(laryngopharyngeal cancer) begins in the hypopharynx(laryngopharynx)- the lower part of your throat, just above your Oesophagus and windpipe.

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    Therefore, the specialist will also examine the windpipe(trachea) and the gullet(Oesophagus) to see the extent of any tumour.

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    Sometimes a barium swallow is suggested where you swallow some barium liquid and X-rays are taken of your Oesophagus.

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    Achalasia is described as a condition where your Oesophagus experiences difficulty in moving food down into the stomach.

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    PH monitoring- during this test, a thin tube is passed through your nose or mouth and into your Oesophagus.

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    Besides RFID ear tag, it's another choice that can be inserted into animal's rumen via Oesophagus by a special tool.

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    If you quit smoking, the risks for cancers of the mouth, throat, Oesophagus, and bladder drop by half within 5 years.

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    Indigestion is a term which describes pain and sometimes other symptoms which come from your upper gut(the stomach, Oesophagus or duodenum).

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    During this test, a thin tube is placed through your nose, down the back of your throat and into your Oesophagus.

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    This relaxes to allow food down, but normally tightens up and stops food and acid leaking back up(refluxing) into the Oesophagus.

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    The tear can be caused by anything that leads to a sudden rise in pressure in the stomach or the Oesophagus.

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    Reflux disease can be broadly classified into two types, once your stomach and Oesophagus have been examined with a thin, flexible camera gastroscopy.

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    Many people suffer regularly from heartburn- a burning feeling in the chest caused by stomach acid travelling up the food pipe(Oesophagus) after eating.

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    If you have a hiatus hernia it does not necessarily mean that the sphincter between the Oesophagus and stomach does not work so well.

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    Although oesophagitis and cancer are the most common causes of oesophageal narrowings(strictures) there are various other causes- for example, following surgery or radiotherapy to the Oesophagus.

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    When severe, it can mean both solids and liquids do not pass at all down the Oesophagus and may cause you to vomit back(regurgitate) food and drink.

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    This helps prevent acid going back up into your gullet(Oesophagus)- the tube that connects your mouth to your stomach- and so protects against acid reflux and oesophagitis.

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    It does this by opening up new blood vessels, usually along the lining of your stomach or Oesophagus(the long tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach).

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    It's important to have dysphagia investigated as soon as possible because- although there are many other more common and less harmful causes- cancer of the Oesophagus needs to be ruled out.

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    On September 24, 2018, US scientists from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital in Ohio, for the first time have used stem cells to grow human Oesophagus- known as the food pipe- in the laboratory.

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    Strawberries are also considered a good source of vitamin C and fibre, and according to many studies, the inclusion of both of these vitamins in the diet helps protect against Oesophagus and colon cancer.

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