For instance, in the gelada (Theropithecus), the skin on the front of the female chest, which normally bears a string of caruncles resembling the beads of a necklace, becomes engorged and brightly coloured.
Why the male gaze is inevitably drawn to the female chest has sparked many a Freudian discussion and elicited an even greater number of eye rolls from women.
To determine the absorbed radiation dose to the female breast during chest computed tomography (CT), and whether a custom-designed breast shield can reduce that dose.
In the case of chest CT, it is clear that the maternal organ at greatest risk is the female breast.
Moreover, radiological chest imaging should be especially well justified and carefully optimized in women because from the radiobiological viewpoint the female breast is a highly radiosensitive organ [4].
In our study, 1 patient (female) reported chest pain during data monitoring with depressive and nervous emotion.
Could they find an artist to draw her without that cartoonishly voluptuous female-superhero chest?
Focusing on the above six categories of combined injuries (groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8), the male patients had a higher incidence of major associated injuries with pelvic fractures than the females, especially chest internal injury (Relative Risk (RR) = 1.76) and abdominal/pelvic internal injury (RR = 1.93) (Table 3).
Victorious, the females beat their chests and flex their biceps while their victims lie on the floor — prey turned doormats — ready to be walked on (literally).
Stress-induced reduction of the PCr/ATP ratio in female patients with chest pain consistent with myocardial ischemia was found to be a strong predictor of future cardiovascular events [98].
But female patients with chest pain may present a more diagnostic and decision-related dilemma, in which the selection of the sample does not necessarily threaten the validity of the results.
