An unusual contour, described as an hourglass configuration, can result from detrusor hyperactivity, or secondary to a malpositioned suprapubic catheter with excessive traction applied to the bladder dome, but this imaging feature is more apparent on cystography [9].
Anxiety (A-yellow) emerges as a reaction of an excessive stress applied to the body.
Furthermore, the crucial question of whether excessive concentrations applied intraperitoneally cause premature intracellular zymogen activation is not answered.
In arthroscopy, excessive force applied through instruments may result in iatrogenic damage to the patient, often as damage to articular cartilage [ 11, 23, 43].
Therefore, we think that it is important to add and emphasize the risk of excessive adaptationism applied to cancer evolution, and we hope to stimulate additional debate in this topic.
Luciano Gattinoni, MD Although excessive forces applied to the lung during mechanical ventilation are known to cause lung damage, the exact mechanism by which these physical forces cause injury and therefore the hazard targets and thresholds at which the clinician should direct attention are less well understood.
"Did we just spend a year applying excessive scrutiny to a perfectly ordinary case?
One of them was posed by the narrator herself: "Did we just spend a year applying excessive scrutiny to a perfectly ordinary case?" Syed's guilt or innocence is one unanswered question.
The episodes come as Western powers are weighing the steps, potentially including the imposition of a no-flight zone, to deter Colonel Qaddafi from applying excessive violence against Libyan civilians as he tries to quell a three-week revolt trying to end his four decades in power.
The troubles plaguing academic science -- including fierce competition for funding, dismal career opportunities for young scientists, overdependence on soft money, excessive time spent applying for grants, and many more -- do not arise, Stephan suggests, from a shortage of funds.
