Skull and Bones
Ultrasound Flow Imaging through Thick Skull Bones in Spaced "Transmitter & Receiver" Mode
... thick skull bones this mode generates powerful multiple reflections of the probe signals from the borders of the bones, which occupy a large range of distances and mask the useful weak echo-signals ...
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Leontiasis Ossea Following Secondary Hyperparathyroidism and Hemodialysis
... lateral skull radiograph (Figure 1), enlargement of both max- illa and mandible with ground glass appearance and loss of corticomedullary differentiation concomitant with deformity of the alveolar ridge and teeth ...
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Restoration of fertility in a woman with giant prolactinoma in response to cabergoline treatment
... A32-year-oldwomanpresentedwithprimaryamenorrhoea,prolactin(PRL)levelof154150 mIU/Landwasdiagnosed withagiantpituitaryadenomameasuringmaximum6.2 cm.Cabergoline(CAB)treatmentatadoseof0.5 mg/weekwas prescribed to the ...
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Unique skull network complexity of Tyrannosaurus rex among land vertebrates
... tyranosaur skull is clearly peculiar, displaying a high number of modular ...Single bones are not necessarily fixed to a particular ...flexible skull, in terms of functional ...of skull ...
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Fibrous dysplasia of bone: a clinicopathologic review
... the bones is an uncommon congenital skeletal disorder that is found equally in both genders and is not ...Long bones, skull bones, and ribs are the most commonly affected ...
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Evaluating the Finds of a Recent Discovery of Humanoid Bones Suggesting the Coexistence of and Mating Between Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis
... The skull was identified as belonging to ...This skull also had orbitals that are more squared where they would be more circular as a female ...The skull had 32 teeth indicating an age of 21 years at ...
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MR Imaging Presentation of Intracranial Disease Associated with Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis
... RESULTS: We noted osseous lesions in the craniofacial or skull bones in 56% of patients, meningeal lesions in 29%, and choroid-plexus involvement in 6%. In the hypothalamic-pituitary region, infundibular ...
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An Analysis of the Identity and Relationship Among Skeletal Remains of the Upper Paleolithic Era
... bstract. Two partial skulls of unknown humanoids, an unknown humanoid bone, a wooden section of a tool, a skull and leg bones of an Irish Elk, and a bivalve shell were found in a cave near Vallon-Pont, ...
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Anatomical Study and Illustrative Plates of the Dwarf Galago Primate
... -28- SKULL BONES OF Galago demidovii NASAL BONE MAXILLA LACRIMAL BONE FRONTAL BONE INFRAORBITAL FORAMEN ZYGOMATIC BONE ZYGOMATIC PROCESS OF FRONTAL BONE ZYGOMATIC PROCESS OF TEMPORAL BON[r] ...
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Myeloperoxidase Deficiency With Extensive Candidal Osteomyelitis of the Base of the Skull
... CT scan of base of skull (axial view showing petrous bones) shows extensive bone de- struction involving right petrous bone (single arrows) and posterior aspect of sphenoid bone (two arr[r] ...
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Feline head trauma: a CT analysis of skull fractures and their management in 75 cats
... feline skull fractures, concurrent injuries and management techniques following head trauma... 1,2 Fractures of various bones of the skull are reported following head trauma, with 43.[r] ...
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A study of skull fractures in cases of fall from height
... the skull will, for convenience, be considered in sequence, they develop together and complement each other in forming the complete cranium, some of whose bones are composite structures derived from both ...
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Is solid always best? Cranial performance in solid and fenestrated caecilian skulls
... the skull are caused by a slight downward bending of the skull under load ...the skull to be under compression. The ventral bending of the skull follows the pattern of cranial kinesis that was ...
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The Skull and Cervical Spine Radiographs of Tutankhamen: A Critical Appraisal
... It is our opinion that because Derry did not have radiographs available, he must have entered the skull with the use of unspecified instruments, creating a sufficiently large window to observe the intracranial ...
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Musculoskeletal networks reveal topological disparity in mammalian neck evolution
... the skull; and second, there is an increased bracing of the head-trunk distance by ligamentous structures to accommo- date for increasing head weight and neck length [15, 73 – ...pectoral bones and muscles ...
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The morphology and systematics of New Zealand fossil cetacea
... Skull with elongate rostrum Figs 2, 3, arched and widened or lengthened variably; skull telescoped in modern whales; with posterior movement of rostral bones and nares, reduction of juga[r] ...
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Radiologic evaluation of neurosarcoidosis: role of computed tomography
... In the skull and facial bones, destructive lesions of the nasal bones and maxillary antra have been reported , as has unilateral and bi lateral optic foramen enlargement due to sarcoid m[r] ...
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The Central Nervous Control of Colour Change in the Minnow (Phoxinus Phoxinus L )
... Control fish blinded unilaterally by optic nerve section were tested with only the skull bones removed and the skull cemented over, and in all five cases they could perform normal colour[r] ...
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Skull phylogeny: an investigation using radiography and high resolution computed tomography
... With continued brain development in mammallike reptiles and mammals, further additions to the skull bones , such as the temporal and occipital squamae, were incorporated along the sides [r] ...
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Skeletons of the monotremes in the collections of the Army Medical Museum at Washington
... The Skull in the Adult Duckbill: As has already been pointed out by a number of writers on this part of the skeleton in Ornithorhynchus, the sutures among the several bones composing it [r] ...
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