Sentence examples for skin indentations from inspiring English sources
Still, leprosy's symptoms -- bumpy rashes, skin indentations and loss of feeling in hands and feet -- are often misdiagnosed for a variety of disorders, including bug bites and lupus.
Data, specifically receptive field maps and responses to calibrated skin indentations, were collected before each day's behavioral session.
Trapezoidal skin indentations were not used to separate rapidaly adapting (RA) and slowly adapting (SA1) inputs, and recent evidence casts doubt on separate processing channels for SA1 and RA inputs in primary somatosensory cortex [47].
Stimulus intensity could be systematically varied by controlling the amplitude of the skin indentation.
Our data support a model in which skin indentation applies force to Merkel cells, whose mechanosensitive channels allow Ca2+ influx.
Stimulators transducer voltage controlled displacements of a piezo crystal into protrusion or retraction of a plastic pin (ø 1 mm, maximal skin indentation 1.2 mm).
First we used the handplotting technique [14], where RFs are defined as those areas on the skin at which a just visible skin indentation by means of a small probe with a nodular tip of 1 mm diameter evoked a reliable neuronal discharge.
The ends of the last two K-wires were bent over and left percutaneously, and the first two K-wires were removed to prevent skin indentation or tethering.
In this technique, RFs are defined as those areas on the skin at which just visible skin indentation using a small probe with a nodular tip of 1-mm diameter evoked a reliable neuronal discharge.
We therefore modified the original Kapandji technique (intrafocal manipulation and transfocal, not intrafocal, fixation) in our clinical practice to decrease skin indentation, tethering, and/or other intrafocal-pin related complications.
Thus, the cellular and ultrastructural properties of lanceolate complexes differ among the hair follicle subtypes, and these differences may underlie unique sensitivities or responses of each LTMR subtype following skin indentation or hair deflection.
