Disease relevance of oleic acid

• The most common associated cardiac abnormalities were infundibular pulmonary stenosis (5.8%), aortic valve prolapse (3.6%), pulmonary valvar stenosis (2.7%), osteum secundum atrial septal defect (2.2%), persistent ductus arteriosus (1.9%), and coarctation of the aorta (1.5%) [1].

High impact information on oleic acid

• The phenomenon cannot be explained by direct extension of nasopharyngeal carcinoma or obstruction of the maxillary osteum [2].
• In this study, a wound healing inhibitor mitomycin C was used intraoperatively to prevent the closure of the osteum after the operation [3].
• Compared with the other tested substances, the emulsion of 0.5 g sodium-oleate was the most effective in inhibiting the stimulated gastric acid secretion [4].
• All 127 patients underwent routine Pap tests for cytological evaluation and at the same visit a sample of cervical epithelial cells was obtained by scraping the cervix osteum [5].
• Premature loss of silicone tube was determined in 5 patients and granulation tissue occurred at the internal osteum in 11 cases [6].

Anatomical context of oleic acid

• Imaging was performed before and after corrective surgery, which involved creating a new left coronary osteum from the ascending aorta [7].
• Endoscopic identification of the maxillary sinus osteum [8].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of oleic acid

• Ultrasound biomicroscopy of two eyes showed a shallow supraciliary fluid level, anterior rotation of ciliary processes, and obstruction of the trabeculectomy osteum [9].

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