The apostrophe fell off the fascia of Waterstone's in Richmond recently.
Each body was then partly buried, usually with a scattering of leaves or a fascia of branches.
The flap contained a dorsal vein, perivenous areolar tissue and fascia of the interosseous muscle.
Dupuytren's contracture (DC) is a fibromatous disease of the palmar fascia of unknown etiology.
The fascia of the rectus muscles is thin posteriorly but becomes thick as the muscles approach the eye.
With ageing and overuse, the fascia of the heel-bone can degenerate and plantar fasciopathy (PF - commonly, but incorrectly, called plantar fasciitis) develops.
Striated muscle anatomically located within or just beneath the superficial fascia of the dermis that controls local movement of the skin.
It blends with the fascia of the bulb (Tenon's capsule) and, in addition, forms weblike folds (1) which extend between neighboring rectus muscles.
In central London, a woman died and three other people were injured when the fascia of a building collapsed on to a car opposite Holborn underground station at 11.05pm on Friday, the Metropolitan police said.
To determine whether complete detachment of the fascia of the capsulopalpebral head during large inferior rectus recession can help to prevent induced lower lid retraction in Graves ophthalmopathy.
But last month, it took 20 minutes for a doctor in Ontario, Ore., to reverse his Dupuytren's disease, a benign but ultimately disabling disorder in which the fascia of the hand thickens and draws the fingers permanently into the palm.
