Translated sentences containing 'coronary'

Have you been told if you have a blockage in your coronary artery?

¿Le han dicho si usted tiene bloqueos en las arterias del corazón?

One explanation is that, in general, women are smaller than men and have smaller hearts and narrower coronary arteries than men.

Una explicación a este hecho es que, en general, las mujeres son más pequeñas que los hombres, su corazón es de menor tamaño y sus arterias coronarias son más estrechas que las de los hombres.

What is worse, we are responsible for the health of children and young people who are suffering increasingly from obesity and coronary diseases.

Lo que es peor, somos responsables de la salud de los niños y jóvenes, que padecen con cada vez más frecuencia de obesidad y enfermedades coronarias.

Anorexia, bulimia and coronary diseases are becoming more prevalent and, in the case of anorexia and bulimia, increasingly common among young women.

La anorexia, la bulimia y las enfermedades coronarias están teniendo cada vez más incidencia y, en el caso de las dos primeras, es especialmente importante en los jóvenes.

Today, patients with acute coronary thrombosis, provided they are treated quickly and properly, can return home on the very same day and go back to work few days later.

Hoy en día, los pacientes con trombosis coronaria aguda, si reciben un tratamiento rápido y adecuado, pueden volver a casa el mismo día y regresar al trabajo pocos días después.

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