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Zinc sulfide spherule precipitated on the surface of what may have been a bacterium. 2D Angiographic image of aortic bifurcation. Superimposition and overlapping determine loss of three-dimensional information; for example, it is impossible to resolve the angle of bifurcation of the arteries Femoral neck fracture on the left side Lateral aortogram in the same individual (lateral orientation). Same individual as in previous figure (PA tube orientation).
Wire initially in aorta, and later flicks into the pulmonary artery The tip of Swan-Ganz catheter has been withdrawn into the right main pulmonary artery (hollow arrow) Angiogram of the distal Right Coronary Artery lesion after standard PCI. Final wound outcome after complete take of the graft with full epithelialization of the skin.
Gastrografin swallow with the patient in a supine position, showing a small suture line leak. Sample catheter in situ, pushed through a punched hole in the HME plaster, without HME filter in situ Exercise to restore upper trapezius/lower trapezius (UT)/(LT) muscle balance Photograph of 13.6 mg powdered benzoic acid held in an Al pan and lid as described in the text and cut through the middle after PPMS measurement. Same patient as in figure 22. The deployment of a second coil completely eliminated the residual PDA
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube in lower abdomen Same individual as in previous figure – catheter passed through IVC, RA, RV, RPA to SVC. Dye passes from SVC to both pulmonary arteries and also to the valveless RV-pulmonary artery connection (PA tube orientation). Isolated Glenn anastomosis - SVC to pulmonary arteries (PA tube orientation). Final position of quadripolar left ventricular lead in anterior-lateral vein. Fibrosis. Transverse signal video inversion of the diffusion-weighted image shows decreased water diffusion in a patient with liver cirrhosis
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