Sentence examples for column pathology from inspiring English sources

This questionnaire has been used frequently and is validated in surgical studies on spinal column pathology[ 25- 27].

Most of these professionals work for the Catalan Institute of Health and follow the recommendations of the "Clinical Practice Guidelines for lumbar column pathology in adults".

The comparison of chimpanzee and human genome can give valuable insight about the drastic differences in the physiology (e.g. reproductive biology), anatomy (e.g. unique vertebral column structure) and pathology (rare occurrence of HIV progression to AIDS, neurodegenerative diseases, epithelial cancer, and resistance to Plasmodium falciparum infection in chimpanzee) between the two genomes.

Its importance in understanding spinal column and spinal cord pathology cannot be overemphasized.

ASP can be defined as degeneration or other pathologic processes occurring cranial or caudal to a region of vertebral column fusion, the most common pathology being IVD degeneration [ 37].

Fish without any specific pathology of the vertebral column were identified for sampling, and killed by an anesthetic overdose.

Bill Ochs New York, Feb. 6, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Darkness and Light" (column, Feb. 6): Maureen Dowd perfectly captures the destructive pathology of the Clintons, who seem almost gleeful that they will be in battle with the Republican attack machine throughout a Clinton presidency.

However, in the past 100 years, much more research has been done on organization, function, and pathology of cortical layers than on cortical columns (e.g., Jones and Peters 1984 1998; Rakic 2007).

Resection of sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves halted the progression of PD-like α-syn pathology to the previously connected neurons within the intermediolateral column of the spinal cord, the vagal dorsal motor nuclei and the substantia nigra.

Immunohistochemical screening revealed a subset of sporadic (9 of 31) and familial (8 of 23) ALS cases with a novel type of pathology characterized by the accumulation of γ-synuclein in distinct profiles within the dorsolateral column.

Let us start with Friedman, who wrote a column on Sept. 30 bemoaning the diseased condition of political discourse in America and tracing the dangerous pathology back to its origin.