Why does damage to the medial collateral ligament often result in subsequent damage to the medial meniscus? Define the following term: thrombus Why do both the soleus and gastrocnemius cause plantar flexion? Define the following medical term: Bifurcation ...
Define the following medical term: Bifurcation Define the following term: thrombophlebitis Define propylthiouracil. Explain what is meant by "referred pain." Briefly Define: Hyperextension Define the term incontinence. What do you mean by the term syndesmosis?
(Chemistry) A bifurcation in a linear chain of atoms, especially in an organic molecule where isomeric hydrocarbon groups can vary in the location and number of these bifurcations of the carbon chain. Limb (transitive) To remove the limbs from (an animal or tree). They limbed the felled tree...
D. CT image in the coronal plane obtained during the arterial phase of enhancement shows accessory left hepatic artery (red arrow) arising from the left gastric artery associated with a concomitant proper hepatic artery. Portal vein bifurcation variations are of less clinical relevance. However, they...
Figure 2b clearly illustrates that 2D compared to 3D imaging may result in overestimation of wall thickness in regions near or within the bifurcation, where the vessel diameter changes quickly. On the other hand, we also know that in locations with less curvature, ECG-gated 2D DIR scans with ...
However, in the absence of a group selection mechanism there is no “target” phenotype directing selection at lower levels within ecological communities; supervised learning does not occur at this scale. The other type of learning in these systems is unsupervised learning (Fig. 1), which ...
has been shifting paradigmsaway froma medical model for quite some time. As therapies continue to evolve, it appears axiomatic that the medical, categorical model for protocols is shifting toward an adaptive, evolutionary, and neurologically informed holistic paradigm. But what does all this ...
In case of large pyramidal neurons, spines occur on the dendrites after the first or second bifurcation [120]. The basal dendrites are thinner compared to the apical dendrites and can extent profusely in all directions within layers V and VI [146]. Compared to large pyramidal cells, small ...
Define the following medical term: Bifurcation What does the CD designation for specific immunity mechanisms mean? What does the "peri" of peristalsis mean? Define and discuss the term feedback mechanism. What does the term sublingual mean?
Define the following medical term: Bifurcation What does anatomical position means? Define the following term: Dyspnea Define the following medical term: Euthyroid Describe the movements that occur at the ankle joint and the muscles involved. Define the following medical term: Polyneuritis Define...