These muscle segments, known as myomeres, consist of relatively short fibres that insert into septa of connective tissue, the myocommata, between the adjacent myomeres.
At the gastrula stage, earthworms begin to feed on the albumin, the embryo elongates, and the mesoderm bands break into units to form the walls, or septa, of individual segments; the worm then leaves the cocoon and begins to construct a burrow nearby.
This type II collagen was prepared from the nasal septa of cattle.
The fibrotic septa of S. japonicum are hypointense on T1WI and hyperintense on T2WI [4].
The presence of perinephric hemorrhage is confirmed by bridging septa of the perinephric fat, which determine the location of bleeding.
The processed cartilages were seeded with chondrocytes isolated from the septa of either the same rabbit or another rabbit and cultured for 4 weeks.
They correlate with thickening of the interlobular septa of the lung and can be caused by oedema, tumour extension, inflammation, or fibrosis.
The solid component of the walls and septa of the lesion such as the purulent content exhibit restriction of diffusion on DW images.
Histologically, lipoblastoma is composed of small lobules containing mature and immature adipose tissue separated by connective tissue septa of varying thickness [1 3].
It has been hypothesised that collagen septa of a diabetic's heel fat pads are thicker and fat cells smaller, and that these occurrences could reduce their resilience, making the heel more vulnerable to ulceration.
The better CRC obtained by MEPH compared with MEGP or HEGP collimators resulted from the reduced high-energy X-ray penetration in the tungsten insert of the pinhole compared to that of the lead septa of the parallel-hole collimators.
