Aortas were excised from the carcass, separated from the heart, flat-mounted on wax boards, and stained with Sudan IV using previously published methods [20].
Body heat and the radial force of the Nitinol frame cause it to spring open, pushing the diseased heart flaps flat against the artery wall.
Body heat and the radial force of the Nitinol frame causes it to spring open, pushing the diseased heart flaps flat against the artery wall.
Stitching at the tips of the picots will help the heart lie flat.
Depicting a patient's heart monitor flat-lining as the doctor "waits" for the go-ahead signal, a narrator declares: "Some in Congress want a bill that requires us to wait before a public option can be triggered.
First, at Smithsonian affiliate The Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol VA, and then in Hiltons, at the Carter Family Fold (yes, THAT Carter Family), where you can celebrate the enfolding of hearts while Flat Foot Clogging together on the worn dance floor.
The kitchen is at the heart of the flat.
Family and friends tell me to find another love, worrying that my asthma, heart murmur and flat feet are better suited to something less energetic.
"More often than not, somewhere in the string of events something goes wrong — a rod breaks, knots give way or coral severs the line — and you're left standing on the flat, heart and mind racing, knees weak, playing the situation back in your mind".
Angelina Jolie's portrayal of Marianne Pearl in "A Mighty Heart" was as flat as the film itself, but it was a serious piece of work; her part in "Beowulf" as the voice and babe-body behind the computer-generated image of Grendel's mother is the kind of role that makes accountants happy.
Doctors chime in and revive the singing patient as his heart rate goes flat.
