Results for ulceration translation from Czech to English

patients with chronic lymphoedema and ulceration require a different approach to treatment.
patients with chronic lymphoedema and ulceration require a different approach to treatment.

aspects of lymphoedema therapy may be of benefit in chronic ulceration where oedema is a significant contributory factor.
aspects of lymphoedema therapy may be of benefit in chronic ulceration where oedema is a significant contributory factor.

damage to local lymphatics also occurs in chronic venous disease, in the presence of ulceration and/or infection.
damage to local lymphatics also occurs in chronic venous disease, in the presence of ulceration and/or infection.

further research is required to develop and evaluate the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a treatment programme and bandaging system for patients with chronic ulceration and/or chronic venous disease associated with lymphoedema.
further research is required to develop and evaluate the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a treatment programme and bandaging system for patients with chronic ulceration and/or chronic venous disease associated with lymphoedema.

some components of the lymphoedema bandaging system, such as toe bandaging and additional padding, may be incorporated into the 4-layer system but further studies may be required to address these issues and develop new systems of care for patients with ulceration and gross oedema.
some components of the lymphoedema bandaging system, such as toe bandaging and additional padding, may be incorporated into the 4-layer system but further studies may be required to address these issues and develop new systems of care for patients with ulceration and gross oedema.

gastrointestinální účinky u pacientů léčených etorikoxibem se vyskytly komplikace v horních oddílech gastrointestinálního traktu [perforace, vředy nebo krvácení [(perforation, ulceration or bleeding, (pub)], z nichž některé měly fatální následky.
gastrointestinal effects upper gastrointestinal complications [perforations, ulcers or bleedings (pubs)], some of them resulting in fatal outcome, have occurred in patients treated with etoricoxib.