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Mochizuki et al. and Baek et al. reported that the parafoveal retina was thinner, but the central macular area had normal thickness [ 5, 6].

The glomerular basement membranes (GBM) in sections stained with PAS and PASM had normal thickness and were generally devoid of any irregularities.

The developmentally hypomineralised enamel has normal thickness and can range in colour from white to yellow or brown with or without surface breakdown.

H humerus (b) In the contralateral shoulder, the capsule has normal thickness (calipers, 1.5 mm) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Evaluation of the rotator interval in a patient with adhesive capsulitis for 3 weeks.

The inner surface of the tissue (which is in contact with the sclera) is treated as a flat circle of radius 10 mm, and the sub-conjunctiva has normal thickness 0.6 mm.

Our observation that young zebrafish have normal thickness of myelin but still short internodes after remyelination leads us to suggest that myelin thickness and internodal length are controlled by different mechanisms.

The counsellors further classified the results as strongly positive if the line had normal colour thickness and intensity or weakly positive if significantly thinner and weaker than normal positive results.

Tins et al. [ 63] demonstrated that 63% of patients in their series had normal cartilage thickness compared with native articular cartilage.

Myelinated axons without overt myelin aberrations had normal myelin thickness as assessed by growth ratio (axon diameter/fibre diameter) measurements in 10-week-old animals (Fig. 4C).

Support for optimal treatment with statins can also be deduced from the results of the ENHANCE study: patients with familial hypercholesterolaemia had normal carotid intima-media thickness at baseline, and even simvastatin 80 mg alone prevented thickening of the arterial wall.

Roberts et al. [ 37] also found a similar percentage of grafts to have normal cartilage thickness compared with adjacent native cartilage.