In the same way that an X-ray confirms a bone fissure, a brain scan seems to offer an objective measure of mental activity.
One of them was caused by the pin placed too close to the fracture line, and the second one by the pin that opened a bone fissure that was not correctly appreciated by the surgeon.
In the 'subfracture' knees, injuries were documented for all flexion angles: occult microfractures of the subchondral and trabecular bone and fissures of the articular surface.
(Staubli 2008) found in her significant number of osteotomy patients multiple small fissures, bone bruises without an apparent fracture on intraoperative fluoroscopic images.
Many bone particles had fissures, extending from the surface of the particle inward.
Mice treated with Glu1 showed less exerted bone erosion, matrix fissures, GAG and PG loss, and osteophyte areas.
The earliest forms of writing included cuneiform and pictographs, which were inscribed on stone and clay tablets in Egypt and Mesopotamia, as well as Chinese ideograms, which were incised in bronze and on oracle bones (baked oxen bones whose cracks and fissures were thought to foretell the future).
It was apparent that Versazyme™ infused much more freely along fissures in bone particles (Figure 3).
[On page 236, Brocchi deals with species extinguished in historical times, like the dodo, with a mention of the South American Megatherium, the Virginia Megalonix and bones from Italian karst fissures, returning in the end to a list of Tertiary marine species.].
In these cases, bone scintigraphy revealed concurrent fissure fractures in multiple body areas, especially the legs, ribs, pelvis, and femur.
