The nodule involved all of the proximal nail fold and covered the proximal third of the nail. Pathology showed a dense dermal infiltrate of histiocytes, some of which had foamy nuclei, and multinucleated Touton giant cells. The lesion progressively decreased in size and had completely disappeared...
hematomaBackground: The proximal fold is an important part of the nail apparatus it contributes to the formation of the nail plate and through the cuticle acts as an impermeable barrier protecting it from any cause.Objective: To know the proximal nail fold hematoma caused by the use of pulse ...
doing this, the germinal matrix and nail fold must be removed to avoid ungual residues. The adipofascial flap is elevated in a proximal-to-distal fashion, leaving the paratenon of the extensor tendon intact, and the dissection stops when it ...
The last three factors were associated with focal ulceration and perforation at any point along the gastrointestinal tract while the first three were associated with third compartment or proximal duodenal ulceration. In addition to these factors, forestomach acidosis may cause nonperforating, but ...
A cortical graft was placed between the tibia and the fibula in the proximal area of the bone defect; g: removal of the external fixator after 10 months and gradual weight-bearing; h: at the 7 year follow-up. Note the radiological image of progressive tubules in the graft which appears ...
A thick cuticular bars present along the proximal side of the internal claws I–III and between anterior and posterior claws IV (but see also Remarks below) (Figs. 10a–e). Claw bases distinctly enlarged, especially on legs IV, but not indented and without lunules (Fig. 10a–d). Eggs ...
(n= 4 out of 4 limbs), indicating a deep sarcopterygian origin for this expression domain.d, During lungfish fin development,hoxd11andhoxd13are expressed in mostly nonoverlapping proximal and posterior–distal fin domains (n= 4 out of 4 fins each).e, The lungfish hoxd cluster has increased...
The following average ratios were obtained at proximal collecting points (diarrhea versus recovery): Glucose, 54 h (0.70-0.45); 1 h (0.59-0.34); 2 h (0.52-0.33); 3 h (0.52-0.10); 4 h (0.50-0); 5 h (0.20-0). Lactose (hydrolysis index), 1 h (0.79-0.48); 2 h (0.84-0.23)...
A & B. The photos show scaly pink to violaceous plaques on the photoexposed aspects of the forearm (A) and neck and upper chest (B) with evidence of excoriations and erosions proximal to the elbow. There is sparing of sun-protected sites, including the folds on the neck and the ...
) The large process at the proximal end of the ulna which projects behind the articulation with the humerus and forms the bony prominence of the elbow. Olefiant (a.) Forming or producing an oil; specifically, designating a colorless gaseous hydrocarbon called ethylene. Olefine (n.) Olefiant ...