Furthermore, we thought that there was a discrepancy between the CT findings and the pathological findings of the biopsy specimen, which was an additional reason for performing surgical resection.
The performed experiment comprised a hollow tension specimen which was subjected to alternating axial forces, superimposed with constant moments.
This finding may be attributed to the conventional surgical techniques at the time of specimen collection, which was performed before the introduction of total mesorectal excision (TME) in Denmark.
Among the tumor specimens on which we performed immunohistochemistry, we analyzed 15 ODG (grade III) and 10 OAC (1 grade II and 9 grade III) for which we could obtain clinical information about the patients (Table 2).
Finite element electrostatic simulations of coated atom probe specimens were performed, which suggest remarkable improvement in uniform voltage distribution and subsequent field evaporation of the insulated samples with a metallic coating of approximately 10 nm thickness.
For this purpose, 3 h creep followed by 3 h recovery tests were performed to specimens, which have previously been subjected to a certain number of thermal cycles (from +50 °C to −27 °C).
The measurements were performed in concrete specimens, which were exposed to periodic wetting and drying cycles.
Differential diagnosis for flaviviruses, WNV, Wesselsbron virus, SHUV, and equine encephalosis viruses was performed on all specimens, which were sent to other laboratories for testing for AHSV, equine herpes viruses, and rabies (5, 6 ).
All measurements were taken by Yaroslav Red'kin, with the exception of all measurements of specimens from NUUz, which were performed by R.D. Kashkarov, A.A. Atakhodjaev, I. Atamuradova, N. Azimov and Sh.
Fine-cut micro-computed tomography (CT) scans were performed on all intact specimens, which were then fractured, and again after fracture reduction.
