All consenting children will undergo a detailed head, neck and dental clinical examination and complete a questionnaire on their basic demography (gender and age), residential history (exposure to fluoridated drinking water), own general and oral health perceptions; oral health behaviours, attitudes and knowledge; dental visits; diet and oral health-related quality of life.
Description of the detailed anatomy of the neck is beyond the scope of this review.
Ultrasound examination of the thyroid must always include a detailed examination of the neck for any cervical lymphadenopathy.
The CAMD EF3-4 sinteractsacts with helical motifs in the actin- and α-actinin-binding proteins myopalladin, palladin, and myotilin, highly similar to the α-actinin-titin complex and the intramolecular neck complex detailed here (Beck et al., 2011).
Assessment of all patients will include a detailed history of the neck complaint (part of which will be obtained prior to the treatment by the nurse practitioner) as well as active, passive, and resistive range of motion and palpation of the tissue.
Multislice CT facilitates rapid and detailed evaluation of the entire neck with the ability to produce multiplanar reformatted images.
Current multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) technology allows rapid and detailed examination of the entire neck with the ability to produce multiplanar reformatted images.
This is based on a morphological analysis of isolated motile spermatozoa in real-time at a high magnification of up to X6600 providing information about both conventionally assessed morphological sperm alterations but also, more specifically, sperm head vacuole presence, size and location, as well as detailed characteristics of shape, acrosome, neck, tail, and other minor sperm structures.
"That's where my name came from," Keith McCurdy says, describing the hyper-detailed gun tattooed on his neck, with "Bang" inked beneath it.
The poise of the human head does pose other problems, and the detailed attachment and role of some neck muscles (e.g., sternocleidomastoid) are different in humans from those in apes.
