Sentence examples for lateral blood from inspiring English sources

PMMA leakage was observed in four cases (1.77 %) after the first incident: two into the disk, one into the lateral blood plexus and one with anterior extravasation going up the above level (Fig.  1b T1b).

The future development of the definitive blood system correlates with the formation of the septum in the lophophoral vessel and its division into upper and lower portions (afferent and efferent lophophoral vessels) as well as with the formation of two lateral blood vessels, which are descendants of the ventral blood vessel.

By preserving the sequence order, our algorithm produces reconstructions in which aperiodic motion features within a sequence at a given angle, such as moving red blood cells, could be analyzed to infer lateral blood flow velocities within one plane (e.g. via block matching or optical flow techniques).

A striped expression in the mesoderm during posterior growth has probably no connection to segment formation as high magnification shows that these stripes correspond to the walls of lateral blood vessel branching from the dorsal and ventral blood vessels (Additional file 10: panel j).

Medial fractures usually cause the interruption of the lateral epihisary blood vessels with consequent avascular necrosis of the femoral head thus requiring a hemi- or total arthroplasty.

Of the 24 conditions for which customers of both companies were provided with PGT results, 13 conditions (age-related macular degeneration, Alzheimer's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, blood clotting, breast cancer, celiac disease, chronic kidney disease, colorectal cancer, glaucoma, leukemia, lung cancer, Parkinson's disease, and prostate cancer) had a reported frequency of <2%.

The swim bladder pad was penetrated by a large blood vessel and the glossopharyngeal, vagal, and posterior lateral line nerves.

Receptors in the lateral region monitor blood glucose and are stimulated only when blood glucose is low; satiety stops their response.

An anterolateral incision would create a lateral flap whose blood supply is not thus compromised.

One study demonstrated that there were fewer wound complications and better preservation of lateral skin flap blood supply in Sanders II and III fractures, although this study had a small cohort of 13 patients (Fig. 9) [35].

Recoveries were 16 ± 2%, 12 ± 1%, and 72 ± 1% for probes in the striatum, lateral ventricle and blood, respectively.