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"The tissues we implanted will have mingled with the original ones and grown into a regular vessel," said researcher Kang Yujian.
The false lumen has no regular vessel wall, thus leading to aortic diameter enlargement, (pseudo) aneurysm formation and potential rupture during short- and long-term follow-up.
b Surface intensity plots which display the perfusion over time and space of Alexafluor-647 BSA during RF field exposure Fig. 10 Percentage area fraction analysis of QD perfusion during RF exposure in irregular tumor versus regular vessel.
The structural responses of the systems with nonlinear and equivalent seabed models due to regular vessel motions are compared first and then the contributions of some key input parameters for evaluation of the equivalent linear stiffness are investigated.
Such ships were used as holding areas prior to convicts being transferred to a regular vessel for penal transportation to, at this time, Australia.
In 1874, Congress changed the curriculum to include four years of classroom training and two years of sea duty aboard a regular vessel prior to examinations as warranted midshipmen.
Real-time CEUS showed relatively regular blood vessel or branching vascular distribution in 4 benign lesions and disorderly blood vessels in 29 malignant lesions.
We observed regular blood vessel or branching vascular distribution in the 4 benign ones and disorderly blood vessels in 29 malignant ones during the CEUS enhancement.
Fast clipper ships were built there, and from its shipyards the first regular ironclad vessel, Galena, was launched in 1861.
Other personnel were going off shift – we were on a regular relief vessel going to remove troops and deploy new ones.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Wedge shaped splenic infarct with no enhancement Open image in new window Fig. 9 A subacute splenic infarct mimics an almost spherical mass on B mode (arrows) (a) with its wedge shaped nature better appreciated at 65 s with a well defined smooth and regular recanalised vessel at its apex (b).
