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Railed plates (left) have limited bone-plate contact area compared to contact plates (right) View of petechiae rash located on the left upper arm distal to the blood pressure cuff. Landmarks for TPVB
The distribution of the palpable nodules in the right gluteal region. Angiogram showing the patient Optic coherence tomography scans were performed at the macula and peripapillary zones, indicated by the line superimposed on the fundus photograph. Horizontal (H) and vertical (V) scans of the macula were centered through the fovea. Superior (S), inferior (I) and nasal (N) scans of the peripapillary zone originated within the one-third of disc diameter from the disc margin. All linear scans were 6 mm in length. The peripapillary circular scan (D) was obtained concentric to the optic disc, with a diameter of 6 mm. ECG showing long QT interval.
Mass arising from the greater omentum showing the solid (S) and collapsed cystic (C) components. Left anterior oblique view of the common coronary artery and its branches. Coronary angiogram reveals total occlusion of distal right coronary artery with a large occlusive thrombus. Budd-Chiari syndrome secondary to diffuse hepatic vein occlusion, not amenable to angioplasty. The classical ‘spider-web’ appearance of small intrahepatic venous collaterals is seen with diffuse thrombosis of the hepatic veins (A); transcaval TIPS directly connecting the inferior vena cava and the portal vein, effectively decompresses the portal venous system (B) Coronary angiography showing normal right coronary artery.
CT Image showing subdural hematoma in same patient TEM of PLGA particles in experimental perilymph. Ankle sensor. Ankle sensor position. Bronchogram showing reduced air spaces on the left side and a normal left main bronchus. Normal on the right side.
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