Sentence examples for most caudal point from inspiring English sources

Migration of the tip of the odontoid process >4.5 mm above McGregor's line (between the postero-superior aspect of the hard palate and the most caudal point of the occipital curve) indicates vertical subluxation (Fig. 3).

(a) Lateral normal radiograph in neutral position showing the location of McGregor's line (black) between the postero-superior aspect of the hard palate and the most caudal point of the occipital curve.

The lines are draw: the A horizontal line following the superior higher edge of the iliac bone; the line B, at the level of both post-inferiors iliacs spines, in inferior (most caudal) point at the left and right sacroiliac joints, and the line C, parallel to the previous on the more distal point of the visible coccyx (4 vertebrae), in the AP and lateral radiograph.

These four landmarks were placed in the two volumes as follows, for each facet joint: one each in the most cranial point, the most caudal point, the most anterior point, and a posterior point in the periphery.

The caudal boundary of the caudal cranial fossa volume and the metencephalic volume was a line between the intercondylar incisures and the most caudal point of the foramen magnum.

The site used was found by palpation; it is situated 7 cm lateral to the dorsal spinous process at the level of the most caudal point of the last rib.

There was, however, sparing of the postsubiculum at the most caudal level of the hippocampus.

Measurement of the annulus is performed meticulously at the plane of virtual basal ring, which is exactly aligned with the three most caudal insertion points of the aortic cusp [18, 19].

Finally, to ascertain the craniocaudal extent of the VMO in relation to the patella, the most caudal end-point of the VMO was determined in a sagittal plane (red dot in Figure 2(a)).

We then established a longitudinal axis (LA), as the longest possible line drawn from the most rostral point of the frontal lobe to the furthest caudal point of the occipital lobe (Figure 2).

Both, cells and polystyrene microspheres, lodge at the end of the circulatory loop (the point where the single dorsal aorta continues into the tail and then turns 180° at its most caudal end to empty into the caudal vein).