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varix (pl.: varices) is an anatomical feature of the shell of certain sea snails, marine gastropod molluscs. Gastropods whose shells have varices are primarily

Muricidae, the rock snails. In this subfamily, the aragonitic shell has 0–2 varices. The subfamily Ergalataxinae contains the following genera: Azumamorula

and strong sculpture with spiral ridges and often axial varices (typically three or more varices on each whorl), also frequently bearing spines, tubercles

example of a V1 agonist is terlipressin - which is used in oesophageal varices. "Vasopressin analogues and treatments", Prof Buckingham, Imperial College

the other. Injection sclerotherapy has been used to treat oesophageal varices since the 1960s. A sheathed needle is passed through a channel in the endoscope

hospital bed at the Nihon University Itabashi Hospital from abdominal varices. At the time of Miyauchi's death, he was represented by Aoni Production

esophageal varices that have recently bled, to prevent rebleeding. Ethanolamine is not indicated for the treatment of patients with esophageal varices that

sculpture consists of about two varices to a whorl, less on the earlier whorls. On the last two whorls the lines joining the varices are nearly at right angles

operation Hassab's decongestion operation for the treatment of oesophageal varices as a result of portal hypertension. Hassab was one of the surgery professors

between the rows of principal varices are each traversed by three or four distinct but slightly raised, secondary varices, and also by numerous revolving

Possible complications include: Infection Superior vena caval thrombosis Pulmonary edema Bleeding from varices Disseminated intravascular coagulation v t e

Mediterranean species. It contains the small vitreous species without internal varices, with curved spire and slightly obtuse apex. Species within the genus Vitreolina

with 3 varices; intervarical regions with 1 large rounded knob, varices with 6 highly fimbriated, long, slender, recurved spines; siphonal varices with

loose whorls and 3 weak varices per whorl. The spiral sculpture is made up of 4 distinct cords which, when they go over the varices, form 4 spiny processes

below. They have six to seven well-developed varices per whorl, with deep hollows at the sutures. These varices extend from the shoulder margin to the tip

transversely conspicuously ridged, tuberculated between the varices ; three-varicose, varices tuberculated with a complicated mass of laminae ; fulvous

aperture. Irregularities or "sculpturing" such as ribs, spines, knobs, and varices made by the snail regularly changing the shape of the generating curve

with bulbous body whorl; 3 varices per whorl; body whorl and varices ornamented with 20 raised, spiral cords; cords on varices become rib-like, often ending

or protrusions; larger than a pustule. Varicose - Bearing one or more varices. Sculpturing — arthropod equivalent Ward, Peter (1981). "Shell Sculpture

miniature, though its varices ("ribs") are spaced at approximately 180° apart, rather than the ~120° more common in murexes. The varices have a wavy appearance

whorl shows a variable number (four or more) of more or less prominent varices (a thickened axial ridge in the shell), which, in turn, show foliaceous

Hypersplenism (with or without splenomegaly) Lower oesophageal varices and rectal varices Synthetic dysfunction Hypoalbuminaemia Coagulopathy Hepatopulmonary

whorls with three low, reflexed varices per whorl. These varices are finely frilled on front. Between these varices, a rib shows a large, blunt knob

tabulate; 2 very thin, bladelike, low varices per whorl; 16-18 very narrow, low, axial riblets between sets of varices; axial riblets overlaid with numerous

pressure fractioning », the veno-venous shunts and vicarious evolution of varices. According to this theory, varicose veins are not, as well as edema and

protracted spire and long, straight siphonal canal; shell with 3 varices per whorl; varices thin, low, with 3 thin spines; spine on shoulder longest; siphonal

elongated, fusiform; 5 varices per whorl; 6 major cords around body whorl, with 1 minor cord in-between; cords frilly, fimbriated; varices coarsely ribbed,

Short open spines formed where cords cross varices. Shoulder spine stronger. Ground colour reddish-brown, varices and intervarical ribs dark brown. Dark brown

elevated spire; 6 fimbriated varices per whorl; varices with 6 short, bladelike serrations; intervarical areas and backs of varices of body whorl with 6 large

white and glossy with irregular bands of brown. There are three strong varices bearing an irregular fluted or wavy edge, and a sharply incurved spine

shell is ovately turreted, thick, contracted at the lower part, with three varices. The spire is rather obtuse. The whorls are angulated at the upper part

segment 6) biggish rounded ribs between the varices. The old edges of the aperture on the front of the varices are not like saw-teeth, but smooth and continuous

turreted, thick, solid, distorted at the lower part, with four or five varices. The spire is rude and rather obtuse. The whorls are angulated at the upper

about 10 to 12 varices, complete in all whorls but the last, where they vanish below middle whorl; some specimens, only with weak varices on the early whorls;

description: "Shell delicate, very frondose, with 3 varices per whorl; one large knob along shoulder between varices; varix with 5 spines; spines often frondose;

recommended to monitor response to treatment. eMedicine - "Esophageal Varices" Castell, Donald O. (1967). "Ascites in cirrhosis". The American Journal

to shell size, oval; 8 recurved varices per whorl; body whorl ornamented with 5 large, fimbriated cords between varices; large, recurved, fimbriated spine

brown spots on the varices. It contains five sharply angulated whorls. The body whorl is angulated just below the suture. The six varices are slightly oblique

description: "Shell delicate, very frondose, with 3 varices per whorl; one large knob along shoulder between varices; varix with 5 spines; spines often frondose;

recommended to monitor response to treatment. eMedicine - "Esophageal Varices" Castell, Donald O. (1967). "Ascites in cirrhosis". The American Journal

whorl is broad and spindle-shaped. Each spire whorl contains six rounded varices that are broader at the body whorl, but thinner and curved back at the

Three axial varices are present along its body whorl, each one ornamented by a characteristic row of leafy spines. Between the varices there is a shouldered

formation.[citation needed] Management includes control of esophageal bleeding/varices and treatment of associated renal disease if present.[citation needed]

M.; Sanyal, Arun J. (2004-01-01), "Portal Hypertension and Esophageal Varices", in Johnson, Leonard R. (ed.), Encyclopedia of Gastroenterology, New York:

light weight, varices arranged at 180 degrees, elongated spire. The colour is from cream to light brown with yellow tinges on the varices. 4 main spiral

reduced esophageal motility by varices can provoke GERD. Acidic irritation, in return, may induce the rupture of varices. Therefore, PPIs are often routinely

The varices are sometimes frondose, sometimes lamellated, occasionally appressed. Occasionally the larger revolving ribs thickly overlap the varices, forming

endoscopic control of bleeding e.g. Bleeding peptic ulcers, oesophageal varices Photomechanical effect: used in intraluminal lithotripsy Surgical laser

rounded axial varices set quite far apart from each other (about 6 on the body whorl) and flat spiral cords which overrun the varices. The external surface

proper and 4 small on anterior canal; 8 varices per whorl; large hooked spines at juncture of spiral cords and varices; at shoulder, each varix has erect,

elongately fusiform, thin and shining. The whorls are ornamented with varices, remote, and fine transverse raised striae. The outer lip is thin. The

description: "Shell elongated, fusiform, thin and fragile; 3 thin, winglike varices per whorl; body whorl and spire whorls ornamented with 3 large, evenly-spaced

ingestion of corrosive substances, or rupture of veins such as oesophageal varices, Boerhaave syndrome or Mallory-Weiss tears. Chronic diseases might include

style of coloration, and sculpture. The recurved hollow spine upon the varices about the middle of the upper whorls is a prominent feature in the ornamentation

three elaborately sculptured varices (thickened protruding ridges) with nine to twelve fluted cords extending onto the varices. The three-winged murex occurs

M, Jiménez Yáñez R, Humanes López L (December 2009). "Varices en el ligamento redondo" [Varices in the round ligament]. Radiología (in Spanish). 52 (1):

1524-4725.1998.tb04088.x. PMID 9793527. Muller R (1966). "Traitement des varices par la phlébectomie ambulatoire". Bulletin de la Société Française de Phlébologie

The anal canal at the posterior end is a deep slot. The strong axial varices are often in two continuous series per whorl, one down each side of the

after the nuclear whorls, each whorl bearing three prominently protruding varices that are often referred to as wings, and six knobs evenly spaced so that

description: "Shell small for genus, fusiform, with elevated spire; 6 varices per whorl; shoulder sharp-angled; body whorl with 5 large cords; cords

presents large and strong reaching sizes between 7–11 cm, with 4 or 5 lap varices, varices these are simple, nodular and obtuse, siphonal canal wide and curved

perform minor procedures such as tissue biopsies, banding of oesophageal varices or removal of polyps. For non-medical use, such as internal inspection

genus, with oval body, elevated spire and long siphonal canal; 7 varices per whorl; varices with 6 large, strongly recurved spines; intervarical areas with

whorl has three varices, those of each whorl aligned with those of the preceding whorl. Low rounded axial ribs are present between varices, five between

Each whorl has three prominent varices which, on the body whorl, converge to the base of the anterior canal. The varices of the body whorl are aligned

usually curved or twisted to one side, bearing on one side only, a series of varices forming ribs internally and marking the position of successive mouths.

but the varices are not spinose, or at least scarcely perceptibly so. In the squamose rather than spinose character of the base of the varices the shell

but the varices are not spinose, or at least scarcely perceptibly so. In the squamose rather than spinose character of the base of the varices the shell

constrictions in internal molds due to periodic internal transverse ridges (varices) in the shell. The suture is ammonitic with complexly subdivided elements

Positive contrast myelography with iodised oil (lipiodol). Traitement des varices par les injections phlébo-sclérosantes du salicylate de soude. Written

with transvaginal ultrasound-guided aspiration resulting in cervical site varices within the myometrium". Fertil. Steril. 91 (3): 934.e19–22. doi:10.1016/j

description: "Shell fusiform, elongated with elevated spire; shell with 8 varices per whorl; body whorl ornamented with 5 large, evenly-spaced, raised cords;

other whorls contain three rounded, webbed varices with short, open spines and high ribs between the varices. The body whorl is spirally sculptured with

1770, French anatomist Antoine Portal noted bleeding due to oesophageal varices, In 1844, Gabriel Valentin showed pancreatic juices break down food in

tuberculously noduled, the body whorl three-varicose with the last two varices very beautifully fimbriately winged. The shell is snowy white, tinged -with

Félix; Garcia-Tsao, Guadalupe (June 1992). "Elective treatment of bleeding varices with the Sugiura operation over 10 years". The American Journal of Surgery

simple. The outer lip is sharp and arcuate. The shell lacks basal keels, varices are absent. The spiral sculpture is stronger than microscopic striations

columella. Many species show blunt knobs and thickened axial ridges, known as varices. The thin, horny operculum is oval in shape and covers a long aperture

Carvedilol has shown efficacy in preventing bleeding from oesophageal varices in patients with mild to moderate cirrhosis and may have benefit in avoiding

solid shell varies in length between 20 mm and 45 mm. Its sculpture shows varices with low spines. The color is creamy white with dark brown bands, brown

siphonal canal are twisted. The sculpture shows conspicuous ribs with varices or just spirals. The operculum is eccentric. The species occur in the Indo-Pacific

family Muricidae that are solid and globose. They contain five to eight varices that are more or less foliaceous. Species within the genus Hexaplex include :

shell, and these unusual thickened vertical areas are called varices, singular "varix". Varices are typical in some marine gastropod families, including the

120 mm in height, making it the largest species of its genus. Its elongated varices are perfectly aligned along the spires, its surface sculpture is finely

is relatively elongate, and has a typical muricid outline. Three axial varices are present along its body whorl, and they are ornamented by characteristic

of surgical removal" (1947, with Ralph Adams) "Esophageal and Gastric Varices, with Report of a Case" (1948, with Hugh F. Hare and F. A. Ruoff) "Roentgenologic

family Cymatiidae. The large swollen shell of this species has prominent varices. The maximum recorded shell length of the synonym Argobuccinum proditor

120 mm in height, making it the largest species of its genus. Its elongated varices are perfectly aligned along the spires, its surface sculpture is finely

200 millimetres. Its spire is low and the body whorl has six or seven varices, each varix forming two long, hollow spines. Short spines also spiral off

revolving striae, with larger spiral lirae, crossed by non-continuous varices. The color of the shell is yellowish white, with minute white markings

The anal sinus is small, but rather deep. The shell shows two decided varices on the body whorl and one on the penultimate whorl. This marine species

immediate puncture site bleed during endoscopic glue injection for gastric varices without using lipiodol". Indian J Gastroenterol. 32 (3): 200–203. doi:10

Original description: "Shell thin, inflated with elevated spire; 8 strong varices per whorl; body whorl ornamented with 4 large spiral cords; numerous fine

52 mm. The solid shell is ventricose. The whorls are rounded with few varices. The siphonal canal is short. The outer lip is dentated internally. This

leaf-like, recurved hollow digitations. It also presents three spinose axial varices per whorl, with two elongated nodes between them. The shell is coloured

under the suture. The outer lip is sharp between, and thickened at the varices. The siphonal canal is short. and wide. There is no operculum. This species

Original description: "General morphology as for genus; 6 axial ribs between varices; 5 tiny labial denticles; outer edge of lip flaring but narrow." Locus

Original description: "General morphology as for genus; 6 axial ribs between varices; 5 labial denticles; outer edge of lip very flaring, almost obscuring the

and five to six subsequent whorls. The whorls bear 10 wide blade like varices which are prominent at the shoulder, where they rise into blunt rounded

moderately long siphonal canal, which is flexed and inclined to the left. The varices are prominent and rounded, but are hollowed out on the inside. Species

endoscopy versus conventional upper endoscopy for the diagnosis of esophageal varices: a prospective three-center pilot study. Endoscopy. 2006;38(1):1-5. 20

species is notable for its broad shape with strong laterally situated varices at an angle of 180° from each other, suggesting a distinct phenotypical

five subsequent whorls. The whorls are rounded and bear 8 to 10 narrow varices which are prominent at the shoulder, where they rise into long blunt spines

obsolete on the body whorl, where there are several minute periodical varices, with unequal, more or less crenulated revolving ridges. The outer lip

but prominent, over the periphery and reflected backward like incomplete varices. The outer whorl is coiled over these so that the whorl inside only touches

very strong highly protruding, rounded varices, between which two transverse ribs are inserted. Between the varices, there are two more ribs, also thick

are longitudinally nodosely plicate and transversely lirate with three varices. The shell is very spiny, with two sharp hooked spines. The aperture is

blackish-brown foliations and spiral elements. The body whorls have six to eleven varices. The aperture is large, broad, ovate and porcelaneous white. The outer

flatly convex whorls, furnished here and there with somewhat indistinct varices. The aperture is wide. The siphonal canal is short. The color of the shell

Inflammatory bowel disease such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis Rectal varices Coagulopathy — specifically a bleeding diathesis Anal fissures Rectal foreign

are transversely ridged and striated. They show six to seven frondose varices, with the fronds elevated and recurved. The umbilicus is rather large and

or yellowish transversal band on whorls and with small white patches on varices. The outer lip is ornamented with 8–10 white prominent denticles. The columella

spire and well developed siphonal canal; whorls with 3 large blade like varices; intervarical areas with 1 large, keeled axial nob, whorls ornamented with

crossed by more remote rounded ribs, having sometimes the appearance of varices, numbering seventeen on the body whorl, the lirae forming small nodules

are longitudinally nodosely plicate and transversely lirate with three varices. The shell is very spiny, with two sharp hooked spines. The aperture is

are transversely ridged and striated. They show six to seven frondose varices, with the fronds elevated and recurved. The umbilicus is rather large and

or yellowish transversal band on whorls and with small white patches on varices. The outer lip is ornamented with 8–10 white prominent denticles. The columella

symptoms such as spontaneous lower extremity DVT, leg swelling, leg pain, varices in the lower extremities, hepatic thrombosis and hematochezia. Chylothorax

a depressed turbinate shape. The whorls contain spiral lirae and lack varices. The interstices are neatly cancellated. The simple outer lip is thin and

and pointing to the left at its base. the body whorl shows six prominent varices, extending from the shoulder of the preceding whorl to the end of the siphonal

little turned to the right. There are one or two spur-like spines on the varices at the lower part of the aperture: generally on the left-hand varix and

G (October 2014). "Capsule endoscopy for the diagnosis of oesophageal varices in people with chronic liver disease or portal vein thrombosis". The Cochrane

thrombosis involve clotting of blood affects the hepatic portal vein or varices associated with splenic vein. This can lead to portal hypertension and

Odostomiidae. The whorls of the teleoconch are sculptured similarly throughout. Varices are absent. The shell is marked with strong axial ribs which extend from

threads of which every fourth is larger. At irregular intervals incipient varices traverse the whorl. On the penultimate whorl the spiral sculpture is more

Montrozier, 1874) from the same region. There are, however, no signs of varices. The shell is pure delicate white, with seven or eight whorls, of which

the portal venous system from high pressure which can cause esophageal varices, caput medusae, and hemorrhoids.[citation needed] Globally, every year

surfaced, spiral cords. The whorls are weak shouldered. They lack obvious varices or only the terminal varix is developed. The outer lip is flared and slightly

ovate or oblong shell is compressed, and shows two rows of continuous varices, one on each side. The aperture is ova. The columella is arcuated, and

along the siphonal canal. The axial sculpture is formed by subequal sharp varices on the spire-whorls, very inequidistant and often almost obsolete on the

rounded, almost vertical axial ribs. Some of these ribs are developed into varices and these are distributed at irregular intervals. The intercostal spaces

penultimate siphonal canal present, narrow primary spiral cords, three spiny varices per whorl, six long spines on the last whorl. This genus is known in the

of growth pretty apparent, and presenting sometimes the appearance of varices. One or two striae separate also the folds from the upper marginal edge

18 mm and 30 mm. The conical, oblong shell is compact and contains no varices. It is covered with dark brown to black blunt knobs on a white background

at the age of 47 from massive internal hemorrhaging due to esophageal varices linked to cirrhosis of the liver, per his death certificate. He is interred

between 30 and 229 millimetres (1.2 and 9.0 in). It contains six to eight varices. These are singly spinous, the spines somewhat frondose, those on the shoulder

spirally striate. They contain thin, low, longitudinal, not synchronized varices; this makes it unusual. The aperture is produced below. This marine species

tinted with yellow or red and moderately light in weight, with five to six varices per whorl. Aperture is small and white or pink. Labial lip shows irregular

comparatively small species, rarely exceeding two inches (5.08 cm) in length. The varices are thick, plait-like and tuberculated by the crossing of elevated lines

squamose spiral cords between 2 large cords around anterior end; 9 low varices per whorl; large scale produced at intersection of varix and spiral cord

murex snails or rock snails. Each whorl sculptured with 4 or 5 double varices, each consisting of two strong, smooth axial folds. A single erect, backwards-pointing

with some yellowish-brown on spines. The body whorl shows three spiny varices. The aperture is lenticular, with a white interior margin and deep red-brown

near the suture, longitudinally ribbed below, with large rude scattered varices. The sinus is broad and rather deep. The ribs are grayish on a darker surface

difformes et des opérations qu'ils réclament, 1841 (two editions) Des varices, de leur traitement, 1842 - Of strictures and their treatment. Des lésions

light areas, near the summit, forms a series of elongated dark spots. The varices which are disposed at irregular intervals are chestnut brown, preceded

whorls are longitudinally ribbed. Each whorl shows two slight periodical varices. The outer lip is finely crenulated, slightly varicose externally. The

this region, M. (M.) mcleani is moderately sized, has one tabulate whorl, varices sharp, bladelike and three dark brown bands on a tan background. Distribution

variation in color and sculpture strength, particularly the size of spines and varices. This species occurs in the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico and the Lesser

median groove. The ribs may, or may not, swell at irregular intervals into varices—they are stout, perpendicular, discontinuous, persistent on the body whorl

ribs and an occasional varix, marking the fusion of a number of ribs. The varices are irregularly disposed. Of the axial ribs, 22 occur upon the first and

none were from the city of Geneva.) Her doctoral thesis was titled, Des varices congénitales (Congenital varicose veins). In Geneva, she was a contemporary

shell has fourteen ribs or more. The whorls have numerous sharp, laminated varices. The canal is open and turned to the left. There is no umbilicus. The thin

"Samy Azer CV". King Saud University. Retrieved 30 March 2015. "Esophageal Varices". emedicine. 4 January 2010. Retrieved 11 April 2010. "PLOS ONE: accelerating

(terlipressin) is indicated for the treatment of bleeding oesophageal varices and in some countries for the treatment of hepato-renal syndrome type 1

Severtsev A., Shugurov V., Malov Yu. «Techniques for bleeding esophageal varices: YAG — laser coagulation versus sclerosing therapy». In: «European IHPBA

but these are in fact normal anatomic structures (e.g. lingual papillae, varices). Symptoms of BMS are variable, but the typical clinical picture is given

inflated and roughly sculptured with axial and spiral ribs and low axial varices. Spire whorls are irregular, with a wavering suture. The aperture is narrow

because the sinus has outflow obstruction. Such draining veins form venous varices or aneurysms which can bleed. Type II fistulas need to be treated to prevent

rather short over most of the surface, with longer bristles over the varices. The colour of the shell is whitish to tan, the aperture tinged with brown

(erosive gastritis, peptic ulcers, and oesophageal and gastric fundus varices, etc.). Ultrasonography can be used to visualize pancreatic pseudocysts

blunt, rounded, of moderate size. The suture is impressed. There are no varices. The shell consists of seven or eight whorls. The body whorl is ovate,

advanced disease Enlarged spleen in more advanced disease Oesophageal varices in more advanced disease Hepatic encephalopathy, including coma in extreme

anxiety states, cases of thyrotoxicosis, glaucoma, migraines, and esophageal varices. Although beta blockers were once contraindicated in congestive heart failure

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completely smooth, except for barely visible spiral lines and occasional varices on the spire. Unlike species in the genus Strombus, the stromboid notch

has also been used as a treatment for aortic valve stenosis, oesophageal varices, myocardial infarction, pulmonary hypertension, respiratory distress syndrome

endoscopy[citation needed] can interrogate vascular abnormalities such as esophageal varices. Double-contrast barium enema: a series of x-rays of the colon and rectum

Gastrointestinal Gastrointestinal hemorrhage from stress ulceration Gastric varices (secondary to splenic vein thrombosis) Gastrointestinal obstruction Hepatobiliary

variable. The whorls have a variable number of more or less prominent varices showing foliaceous or spinose projections. They have a well-developed siphonal

result, in later life he developed cirrhosis of the liver, and oesophageal varices.[citation needed] This resulted in him suffering a fatal gastro-intestinal

his strictly medical publications were few and casual (on gallstones, varices of the Venae cavae, cases of stone, and several memoranda on medico-legal

Portal hypertension and/or liver disease (clinical diagnosis—ascites/varices/splenomegaly) . Mean pulmonary artery pressure—MPAP > 20 mmHg at rest (revised

CM, Binmoeller KF (June 2016). "EUS-guided treatment of gastric fundal varices with combined injection of coils and cyanoacrylate glue: a large U.S. experience

apical whorls. The last whorl contains two to four darker brown growth-rest varices. The columella and parietal callus are white or faint chestnut brown. The

his death. Kōhei Miyauchi Kame Sennin Dragon Ball Z 1995-06-02 abdominal varices Final role recorded only 3 months before his death. Character recast; replaced

A.; Schweigert, G.; Karapunar, B. (2022). "The earliest gastropod with varices from the Mesozoic and the first record of decapod crustaceans from the

shunts for patients with cirrhosis of the liver and bleeding esophageal varices, computer technology, and teaching about fluid and electrolyte imbalance

discovered on this date) Jonathan Crenshaw, 51, American artist, esophageal varices. Owen Davidson, 79, Australian Hall of Fame tennis player. Don Denkinger