Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːrənɛri/
noun a blood vessel that carries blood to the heart muscle
A1 My grandfather had a coronary artery blockage.
A2 The doctor recommended a coronary angiogram for further evaluation.
B1 Regular exercise can help prevent coronary heart disease.
B2 He underwent coronary bypass surgery to improve blood flow to his heart.
C1 The patient's coronary arteries were found to be severely narrowed.
C2 The cardiologist specializes in complex coronary interventions.
adjective relating to the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle
A1 He had a coronary artery blockage.
A2 The doctor recommended a coronary angiogram.
B1 She underwent coronary bypass surgery.
B2 Coronary heart disease is a leading cause of death worldwide.
C1 The patient's coronary circulation was compromised.
C2 The cardiologist specializes in coronary interventions.
formal The patient was diagnosed with coronary artery disease after experiencing chest pain.
informal My grandpa had to get a stent put in for his coronary issues.
slang I heard that smoking can really mess up your coronary health.
figurative The company's financial troubles were like a coronary artery blockage, slowly choking off their profits.
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