Sentence examples for tract origin from inspiring English sources
This study is designed to evaluate the efficacy of glycopyrrolate in relieving acute abdominal pain of suspected biliary tract origin.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Pseudomyxoma peritoneii: axial CECT showing mucinous ascites exerting mass effect (scalloping) on the solid organs; primary was of gastrointestinal tract origin.
Biopsy proved it to be a poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of upper gastrointestinal tract origin Open image in new window Fig. 8 A 59-year-old man presenting with unilateral sacroiliitis, negative blood cultures and negative sacroiliac joint fluid aspiration.
Conversely, B2 clone CC32 was significantly associated with a non urinary tract origin as primary source of infection (p = 0.023).
Similarly, among phylogenetic group D isolates, CC3 was significantly associated with a digestive tract origin of the infection (p = 0.038).
Factors associated with XDRABC strains included recovery from elderly patients (> 65 years old), respiratory tract origin, ICU settings, or central Taiwan (Table 4).
B2 was significantly associated with urosepsis and immunocompetent hosts, whereas non-B2 isolates were associated with non-urinary tract origins and immunocompromised hosts.
The identified tract origins were used as seeds in the functional and psychophysiological interaction, ensuring the regions of interest were anatomically meaningful, another potential source of bias in functional connectivity analyses (Smith et al., 2011).
Presence of elevated levels of IgA class of autoAbs may reflect luminal, most commonly intestinal or respiratory tracts origin of antigens [33].
Laparoscopically the ilio-pubic tract, pectineus fascia, origin of the rectus muscle can also be inspected as well as any tears in the iliopectineal ligament with the added advantage of inspection of the contralateral side [ 25].
In conclusion, brain lesions cause spasticity when they disrupt the facilitatory corticobulbar fibers, thus leading to the inhibition of the ventromedial reticular formation, from which the dorsal reticulospinal tract takes its origin.
