duodenal duodenal /ˈdu ə ˈdi nəl/
Definition(s):
- (adj) in or relating to the duodenum
Usage(s):
- They do not explain why duodenal ulcer tends to come in the twenties and thirties and why gastric ulcer tends to come in the thirties and forties.
- A victim of duodenal cancer, he grew weaker each day.
- Instead, it grits its teeth and swallows its hurts, thus producing duodenal ulcers or harsh treatment of the little woman.
News
Yes, Obesity Is a Disease (Op-Ed)
chief of obesity surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, holds several patents for the treatment of obesity and designed a method for treating relapse after gastric bypass. Roslin has expertise in laparoscopic obesity surgery, duodenal switch surgery and revisional bariatric surgery. HeExpert Voices: Op-Ed & Insightson June 20, 2013 Source: LiveScience.com via Yahoo! News
Quotes
- "You have to prioritise your time," Stewart said. "He might have to do commercial appearances for Hugo Boss or whoever, but nobody did more of that than I did. That's why I got mononucleosis, and a duodenal ulcer."on Mar 18, 2008 By: Jackie Stewart Source: ITV.com
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