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Results of all fetal MR imaging examinations were normal, including 1 fetus with a normal variant of a cavum velum interpositum.

The board stopped short of declaring homosexuality "a normal variant of human sexuality," as the association's task force on nomenclature had recommended.

We report here the surprising finding that a normal variant of the gene encoding the small conductance calcium-activated potassium channel SK3 predicts cognitive performance of patients with schizophrenia.

The Phyrygian cap is a common normal variant of the gall bladder which occurs when there is folding of the gall bladder fundus upon itself.

Physiologic anisocoria can is very common and a normal variant in up to 20% of the population.

Adduction that occurred only during the second part of exhalation is a normal variant and was not recorded as PVFM.

Twenty-two patients with the condition, treated at six centers around the world, underwent so-called gene therapy, a process in which the normal variant of a gene is inserted into the patient's DNA, compensating for the abnormal one.

Both sequences viewed together facilitate the identification of normal MRI features and variants that may mimic SpA-associated inflammatory SIJ lesions on the semi-coronal plane alone [ 3], such as normal vascular structures mimicking BME or the normal variant of a bipartite ilium suggesting erosion by semi-coronal slices only [ 2].

A cautionary note is the radiographic normal variant of "pseudospread" of the atlas which generally occurs in children under 7 years of age and in which the ossified lateral masses of the atlas are projected beyond the ossified articular surface of the axis (C2 vertebra) [72].

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Normal variant of the posterior labrum.

For example - normal variant of meniscomeniscal ligaments have been reported as meniscal tears; motion artifacts have been falsely reported as meniscal injuries; and meniscofemoral ligament can appear as free osteochondral fragment.