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Open image in new window Fig. 17 HRCT shows ground-glass opacification with interlobular septal fluid thickening giving the 'crazy paving' appearance is illustrated in a 1.5-year-old immuno-compromised child with cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection.

The critical shear rate required for fluid thickening and the succeeding viscosity contrast ratio determine the extra proppant carrying capacity.

Equation 2 shows that selective fluid thickening effectively reduces the difference in flow velocity between zones, leading to an improved sweep efficiency (Delshad et al. 2008; Jones 1980).

At the critical shear rate ( dot{gamma }_{text{c}} ), the fluid thickens to maximum viscosity (( mu_{ hbox{max} } )) and then shear thins.

When the layer of cerebrospinal fluid thickens due to cerebral atrophy, the sensitivity of NIRS measurements decreases [ 56].

The central macular thickness was measured in microns by OCT (Table  1); we also gathered data on OCT morphology (presence or absence of subretinal fluid and/or thickening >100 microns compared to the previous visit).

The visible changes in the tissue of the leg associated with venous hypertension are: hemosiderin staining, the hyperpigmentation resulting from red blood cells leaking into the tissue and deposition of the heme; stasis dermatitis marked by erythema, edema, scaling, and weeping of serous fluid; lichenification, thickening of the tissue; and skin ulceration.

The model was developed for the versatile Herschel Bulkley constitutive rheological equation from which special solutions for plastic Bingham fluids, power-law shear-thinning and thickening fluids, as well as Newtonian fluids were derived.

"It is totally amazing what you can do with my tiny kitchen!" she chirped, over a plate of red-cabbage juice that had been turned into what Frizzell described as a "fluid gel" thickened with ultratex, a tapioca starch.

The CT appearances of PID are often non-specific with parapelvic fat stranding, a small volume of free fluid and thickened uterosacral ligaments.

The dry air on planes; consuming alcohol, caffeine and salty snacks; and inadequate intake of hydrating fluids thicken the blood and increase its tendency to clot.