Sentence examples for surface of the hand from inspiring English sources

Between the granular layer and stratum corneum, an unstainable stratum lucidum, or hyaline layer, can be recognized in palmar and plantar epidermis and some other regions (palmar and plantar refer to the palm surface of the hand and the bottom surface of the foot, respectively).

Painful stimuli were induced by thermal hot stimulation (46 49°C) on the palmar surface of the hand, using a contact thermode.

The features are extracted from a single high-resolution gray-scale image of the palmar surface of the hand using the linear discriminant analysis (LDA) appearance-based feature-extraction approach.

Virtually all pertinent medical textbooks claim that the entire (palmar and dorsal) surface of the hand is supplied by three (median, radial, and ulnar) nerves and that each of these covers a well-defined area.

A useful aide-memoir in the acute setting is Wallace's "rule of nines" or using the patients' palmar surface of the hand, which approximates 1% of the total body surface area, as a method of assessment.

Anatomical indications of proximal-based FDMCA fasciocutaneous flaps were first web space reconstruction (congenital, postburn, or posttraumatic), thumb palmar surface (avulsion or electric burn), thumb dorsal surface (electric burn), and dorsal surface of the hand (bomb blast injury).

Because the surface of the hand-forged steel table is on two levels, "as you walk by it, it seems to change, and it changes depending on what you put it on," Ms. Behun said.

The samples were taken using sterile swabs soaked in thioglycollate over the surface of the hands of the candidate, both in the palm as in the back and with special emphasis in the interdigital spaces, and the fingernail bed.

The surface of the hands and feet are white to ensure the animal stays warm in colder climates in countries such as Mongolia.

It is characterized by erythema and hyperkeratosis of the palms and soles that progressively extend to the dorsal surface of the hands and feet.

This variant generally occurs at atypical sites, on the dorsal surface of the hands, extensor aspects of the arms, or on the head, and is mostly seen in patients with lymphoproliferative diseases, as a paraneoplastic phenomenon.