None of the patients had posterior reversible encephalopathy syndromes, ischemic stroke, intracerebral hemorrhage or intracranial arterial dissection on the initial or follow-up MR studies, but one patient had cortical subarachnoid hemorrhage confined to right anterior high frontal cortex without identifiable aneurysm.
After another, one that has not yet been the subject of Talmudic dissection on the Internet, she snipped: "I know you don't care.
Dissected tissues were placed immediately in Trizol to minimize the impact of dissection on the transcriptome.
There has been deconstruction, discussion and dissection on all aspects, at ultimate Joss-fansite Whedonesque.
Gunther von Hagens, a German doctor, performed the dissection on the cadaver of an unidentified 72-year-old.
The Beauty of Anatomy (8.30pm, BBC4, Wednesday), in which Dr Adam Rutherford explores the influence of human dissection on art, also intriguingly touches on the origins of the artform in which Rutherford is working.
Turkey's announcement that it has withdrawn its bid to host the 2022 Ryder Cup prompted further dissection, on the eve of the £4.5m Turkish Airlines Open, of those biennial turkeys of that matchplay battle – the USA team.
The left vertebral artery dissection on 3D TOF (A and B) is not clear (arrow).
Some data indirectly denote a beneficial impact of pelvic LN dissection on survival in these patients.
The patient had no previous evidence of aortic dissection on a computerized tomographic angiogram performed on admission to the hospital a few hours earlier (Fig. 2).
Galvani made the chance observation, described in 1791, that a frog will twitch if laid out for dissection on a table with a generator.
