Surgical intervention in the patient with intraorbital foreign body is indicated in the presence of a sharp foreign body, signs of infection, proptosis, restricted motility, chemosis, palpable orbital mass, optic nerve compression, abscess, suspicion of organic material (wood, vegetable matter), fistula formation, presence of copper, or when adjacent structures are compromised.
Patients presented with an intraconal mass gradually causing restricted motility and proptosis in 2/11 eyes (18.2%).
Complexities of glycans that modify E-cadherin differ in proliferating cells where adhesion is inhibited compared to cells forming tight AJs restricting motility [10].
In many insects, eggs are vulnerable and larvae have restricted motility, thus oviposition site selection is a crucial decision for progeny survival.
In some of the judgement situations in which the EF value was not used as an argument, other ECHO information was utilized, such as left ventricular hypertrophy or restricted motility of the ventricular wall.
These results propose that miR203 may restrict cell motility, a hallmark of EMT.
An intriguing idea might be that melanoma cells may influence neighboring fibroblasts in terms of down-regulation of this protein which would otherwise restrict their motility.
To restrict bacterial motility and autophagy escape, septins are guanosine triphosphate (GTP) binding proteins recruited to sites of IcsA-induced actin polymerization, and form cage-like structures with ubiquitinated proteins and autophagy receptors (p62, NBR1 and NDP52) around actin-polymerizing bacterium (Mostowy et al., 2010; 2011).
This result indicates that SseG acts by restricting the motility of SCVs that are within the proximity of the Golgi, but that it does not limit the motility of SCVs that are further away.
It has also been reported to have a role in novel adhesion pattern, restricting cell motility, and inducing large vacuole formation [53], [55].
