In rare cases when no obvious ruptures of the prostate capsule or the bladder occur during laser enucleation of prostate, knowledge regarding possible emersion of massive amounts of irrigant fluid into the retroperitoneal space leading to intra-abdominal compartment syndrome aids in the diagnosis and subsequent successful therapy of intra-abdominal hypertension.
Watch out for anything that is obviously wrong with the pig, such as lameness, belly rupture, obvious infections (fat ear, for example), rectal prolapse, or hump-back.
The implications on hydraulic field and rupture mechanisms are obvious and can be easily extended to thermal and chemical impacts.
More than 28, 000 aftershocks have occurred since the 05/12/2008 Wenchuan earthquake, with dozens of them stronger than M 5. Since July , 2008 all the M > 5 earthquakes have occurred only in the northern segment of the rupture zone, suggesting obvious seismicity segmentation.
Note that there is only one Patch S for one Patch L. The following interpretation, which may be obvious in a single dynamic rupture propagation with a more-or-less uniform initial condition, has also turned out to be reasonable in earthquake sequences where complicated distributions of initial stress and fracture energy for earthquakes are set spontaneously by preceding earthquake cycles.
This rupture was not obvious or may be not identified preoperatively.
Similar to the rupture value, there is obvious positive correlation between the strain energy density and the thickness of sandstone layers.
The MRI findings can be obvious and important to management (ACL rupture), subtle but clinically important (lateral meniscus posterior attachment avulsion), obvious and unimportant to management (femoral condyle impaction injury), or subtle and possibly important (medial meniscocapsular junction tear).
By contrast, in the literature reversed prostheses are also recommended for complete rotator cuff ruptures in the absence of obvious degenerative joint lesions (Gonzales et al. 2006, Molé et al. 2006).
