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From the ultrasound images, we were able to visualise clearly the movement of anatomical landmarks in 75% of the injections.

After 48 h of exposure at 37°C, a fat emulsion (Mitsubishi Pharma Corporation, Osaka, Japan) was injected into the CAM to visualise clearly the blood vessels.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 a Osteoarthrotic: flattening, osteophyte and subcortical cyst of the condyle, sclerosis in both the condyle and fossa, joint space narrowing: findings in a PTG visualised more clearly in b the CBCT (right TMJ).

Open image in new window Fig. 8 a Osteoarthrotic: flattening, osteophyte and subcortical cyst of the condyle, sclerosis in both the condyle and fossa, joint space narrowing: findings in a PTG visualised more clearly in b the CBCT (right TMJ)   4) In the midfacial region the outlines of the maxilla and aeration of the sinuses should be evaluated to exclude pathology in these areas (Fig. 2).

This allows separation between groups to be visualised more clearly.

My thighs burned like never before, my right hand was a painful ball of pins and needles and I could clearly visualise every inch of the remaining distance, having ridden it many times on my way home from work.

The axial images of the synthesised monochromatic reconstructions less clearly visualise these regions.

Moreover, high resolution micro-tomography pictures allow one to clearly visualise the yarn/matrix interface damage in these materials.

The engineer familiar with techniques such as signal flow graphs or bond graphs can clearly visualise discontinuities as breaks (or joins) in power flow between parts of the model.

Due to their high spatial and temporal resolution, MR and CT can clearly visualise the apex of the LV, but CT is not yet recommended as the method of primary choice in the case of suspected left ventricular apical disease.

However, during intracardiac echocardiographic assessment of cannulae positioning, it can be difficult to visualise both cannulae clearly due to an echocardiographic reverberation artefact from the initial cannula already in place and from the pulmonary artery catheter in situ.