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esophageal
[ ih-sof-uh-jee-uhl, ee-suh-faj-ee-uhl ]
Other Words From
- poste·sopha·geal adjective
- pree·sopha·geal adjective
- sube·sopha·geal adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of esophageal1
Example Sentences
Scientists think that’s because lying in this position loosens your lower esophageal sphincter, the involuntary muscles that keep acid from rising up out of your stomach and into your throat.
He was formerly the head of Esophageal Oncology and Surgery at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer and Research Institute in Tampa, Fla.
Months later her mother succumbed to esophageal cancer, leaving Richards without her chief adviser and best friend.
Dawson, who died June 2, at the age of 79 from complications from esophageal cancer, had a Draper-like backstory.
He had guided Christopher through some experimental therapies for the esophageal cancer that killed him.
Christopher Hitchens, perhaps the greatest essayist of our age, lost his battle with esophageal cancer at age 62.
Under the heading Neurotic Esophageal Stricture stuttering in swallowing is treated of.
Neurotic esophageal stricture is entirely benignant and its prognosis altogether favorable.
It was given either by esophageal catheter, or by dropping it into the mouth from a pipette.
Cerebellum: has been applied to the sub-esophageal ganglion.
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