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(b) A 3-chamber MPR demonstrates periaortic soft tissue thickening posterior to the aortic root (arrow), extending inferiorly towards the anterior leaflet of the mitral valve (curved arrow), consistent with spread of infection to the intervalvular fibrous body.

(a) Axial and (b) coronal fused 18 F-FDG PET/CT images and (c) coronal unfused 18 F-FDG PET images demonstrate intense FDG around the prosthetic aortic valve and at the aortic root (arrow) consistent with prosthetic valve endocarditis.

Fig. 1 A flap is seen in the long axis view of the abdominal aorta (arrows), extending the length of the aorta Fig. 2 A flap is seen at the proximal aortic root (arrow) in a parasternal long axis view.

a Three-chamber Cine SSFP MRI image in a patient with history of bioprosthetic aortic valve replacement who presented with acute onset chest pain shows a soft-tissue intensity lesion surrounding the aortic valve and the aortic root (arrow).

Note in both axial and coronal (c) views the displacement of the thecal sac and the left L4 nerve root (arrows) toward the right, due to compression by the cyst (dashed arrows).

Elongated roots (arrows) and hairy tubers (T); e A seedling root with attached fungal rhizomorphs after 120 days of culture.

b Based on the CBCT examination the mandibular canal could be located between the buccal and lingual roots (arrows); the root tips are in contact apically.

New members of the forest include a tree-sized type of club moss with an 11-centimeter-diameter trunk and a height of at least 3.9 meters, the tallest known from this era and a vinelike plant whose multibranched stems grew from woody roots (inset; arrow denotes root fragment).

Open image in new window Fig. 4 At MRI follow-up at three months, the coronal T1-TSE view (a) shows the tibial tunnel for ACL reconstruction and the tunnels for the medial root (white arrow) and for the lateral root (dashed arrow).

Cystic lesion surrounding the root (dashed arrow) of the non-vital tooth 34.

To quantify the timing of the intrinsic optical signals we measured their onset with respect to the onset of the first detectable depolarization recorded from the ipsilateral ventral root (first arrow figs. 4A and B).