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Fifteen years on and Nimick's vision, now reality, is unrivalled in squash and he has probably provided better exposure for the sport than any PR exercise ever could.

In contrast, the median vertical incision for sternotomy provides better exposure of superior and anterior mediastinal lesions.

This approach is feasible for repairing posterior VSRs because it provides better exposure of the posterior septal defect than the trans-ventricular approach.

Radiographic protocols of the knee in flexion have been shown to improve the detection of JSN by providing better exposure of the location of the greater cartilage changes in the posterior area of the femoral condyles [11, 12, 13, 14].

We designed a set of instruments, including a clamp with a string and a U-shaped direction converter for lung traction, to provide better exposure during UVATS for lobectomy without the need for an endograsper.

The latter generally provides better exposure data, because it relies less on recall.

Although the prone position providing better exposure for anorectal surgery is required it can cause a reduction of cardiac output and cardiac index.

To provide better exposure towards the extract, the UE-12 extract was spread on the NG agar before the seeding of heat-killed E. coli OP50.

Combining information on individual water use with water zone estimates could provide better exposure estimates, but the individual information should be evaluated for measurement error, because within-subject variability in questionnaire data may be substantial (Forssén et al. 2008) and attenuate risk estimates.

Any adhesions between the posterior longitudinal ligament and the anterior surface of the thecal sac are released, thus, the thecal sac can be easily retracted to provide better exposure of the posterior portion of the vertebral body and the intervertebral discs.

Video laryngoscope, like the GlideScope and the Airtraq laryngoscope, has advantages of providing better glottis exposure and facilitating the intubation.