Intraoperatively, the presumed worm was noted to be associated with superficial retinal hemorrhages and resist aspiration.
Stage 1 is characterized by punctate keratopathy and/or corneal epithelial hyperplasia and irregularity, which may be associated with superficial neovascularization and stromal scarring.
As it is rare for metastases to be associated with superficial disease, MRI and CT are used for assessing the presence of metastases in patients with documented muscle-invasive bladder cancer[ 116 ].
Nonetheless, there are reports indicating that the significantly low frequency of K- ras mutation is associated with superficial or non-polypoid type colorectal adenoma or carcinoma (Yamagata et al, 1994, 1995).
Although UCC can be classified in two major subtypes (superficial and invasive), with H-Ras and FGRF3 mutations being associated with superficial cancer and RB and p53 mutation been associated with invasive cancers, very little is known how these pathways drive bladder carcinogenesis in vivo.
Since light rolling massage was not a noxious stimuli, the decreased PPT following this intervention may be associated with increased sensitivity of superficial nociceptors compared with heavy massage (Ipsi-R, Contra-R, Ipsi-M), which exerted noxious deep tissue pressure on the muscles and raised the pressure pain threshold.
Because we controlled for these comorbidities, based on our results, it can be concluded that a driver of minor wound complications, such as superficial infections, may be associated with increased time spent in hospital as experienced by inpatients.
Age-related loss of HMGB2 and OA could also be associated with loss of Wnt activity in the superficial zone of articular cartilage, although Wnt activity is enhanced in other zones within articular cartilage, along with osteophytes and subchondral bone [ 138].
Superficial esophageal cancer invading the muscularis mucosa (MM) may occasionally be associated with lymph node metastases [1,2].
Superficial calcification is associated with papillary subtypes of TCC, whereas internal calcification is thought to be associated with necrosis.
This suprabasilar separation could be section artifact, but this occurred reproducibly suggesting that this phenomenon was associated with progressive superficial infection and structural disorganization.
