The small size of the needle means that it can be used in virtually any solid tissue or organ without causing significant damage, said Dr. Li, a postdoctoral student who worked closely with Dr. Fujimoto on the needle's design.
An abscess is caused when such bacteria as staphylococci or streptococci gain access to solid tissue (e.g., by means of a small wound on the skin).
The development of MCL models has facilitated quantification of drug penetration through solid tissue.
Cyst contents with attenuation values of 40 50 HU mimicking solid tissue.
The tumor has variable echogenicity, with homogeneous solid tissue on ultrasound.
This could make scientists difficult to analyze solid tissue without extensive manipulation.
In general practice, suggestive patterns of MCT include a fatty mass with curvilinear calcification and water density mass containing solid tissue components and globular calcification [19].
Alternatively, in our experience it may present as a tight stricture measuring 2 3 cm in length, without abnormal mural thickening, solid tissue or extrinsic mass (Fig. 12).
The MCLs developed by Wilson and his colleagues provide a quantitative method that permits direct assessment of drug penetration through solid tissue [17, 18].
However, this approach may not be feasible when counting solid tissue samples [7,8] such as those obtained during pre-clinical biodistribution studies.
In the case of those who underwent prostatectomy, a pathologic image with signal intensity similar to solid tissue and with restricted diffusion was interpreted as local recurrence.
