Sentence examples for loop arrows from inspiring English sources

The study shows a worm inside a jejunal loop (arrows).

Contrast-enhanced CT of the same patient as in a shows diffuse concentric wall thickening of a jejunal loop (arrows) and ascites (asterisk).

Reformatted coronal contrast-enhanced CT scan shows concentric and regular segmental thickening of a small bowel loop (arrows) with homogeneous contrast enhancement.

Two non-adjacent thylakoids (the second and fifth of the stack) are joined by a more topologically complex 3D loop (arrows).

b Coronal reconstructed CT demonstrates the perforated diverticulum (asterisk), contiguous with a thickened ileal loop (arrow).

Dilated small-bowel loops closely applied to the anterior peritoneum (stars in a), stretching of the bowel loop (curved arrow in a) and traction deformities of the bowel loop (arrow in b) are seen Open image in new window Fig. 12 Patient with chronic abdominal pain and small-grade bowel obstruction.

Axial contrast-enhanced CT scan shows concentric stratified wall thickening of low-lying small bowel loops (arrows).

CR (a) and VR (b) show the soft tissues of the abdominal wall and upper thigh along with herniating of the bowel loops (arrows).

Axial contrast-enhanced CT scan shows circumferential thickening of the small bowel loops (arrows) with a stratified appearance in a patient with LES presenting with bloody diarrhoea indicating bowel involvement by the vasculitis.

However, the FiPs have one or a few capillary loops (arrows) whereas the capillary loops in the FuPs (asterisks) were more densely packed and wider in area than the FiPs, which were interspaced amongst the FiP capillaries.

The Pleos-DyP4 molecular model (Fig.  2a) shows four extra loops (arrows) that, together with the 15-residue longer C-terminal tail (Fig.  2b), result in a longer mature protein, despite its 42-residue shorter N-terminal tail.