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Pain as a presenting feature of acute abdomen in spinal injuries.
2003-01-01

The diagnosis of acute abdomen can be difficult in patients with spinal injuries. We reviewed all the 1039 case records of patients admitted with spinal injuries to the Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit, Glasgow over a 7-year-period and found 5 (0.48%) cases of acute abdomen that required surgical intervention and were not caused by ...

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Computer-Aided Diagnosis of Splenic Enlargement Using Wave Pattern of Spleen in Abdominal CT Images: Initial Observations
2009-01-01

In general, the spleen accompanied by abnormal abdomen is hypertrophied. However, if the spleen size is originally small, it is hard to detect the splenic enlargement due to abnormal abdomen by simply measure the size. On the contrary, the spleen size of a person having a normal abdomen may be large by nature. ...

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Measurements in ultrasound
1988-01-01

This book gathers all published and original data pertaining to anatomical measurements as projected on ultrasound scans. It covers all major anatomic regions and organ systems, including abdomen, pelvic, obstetrical, head and neck, and heart.

Energy Citations Database

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Conformational Properties of Dendritic Homopolymers with Interacting Branching Points
2007-12-01

A microscopic model is used to determine analytically the macroscopic conformational properties of dendritic polymers with interactive branching points. Three mean square distances are calculated which determine the extension of the k generation from the origin, the sizes of the branches in each generation and the average distances between symmetrical ...

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Dendrites determine the contribution of after depolarization potentials (ADPs) to generation of repetitive action potentials in hypothalamic gonadotropin releasing-hormone (GnRH) neurons.
2008-05-07

The impact of structure in modulating synaptic signals originating in dendrites is widely recognized. In this study, we focused on the impact of dendrite morphology on a local spike generating mechanism which has been implicated in hormone secretion, the after depolarization potential (ADP). Using multi-compartmental models of ...

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RNase sensitivity of an anterior morphogenetic determinant in an insect egg (Smittia sp., Chironomidae, Diptera).
1976-10-01

In chironomid midges, the development of head and thorax in the embryo requires the function of cytoplasmic determinants localized near the anterior pole of the egg. Experimental inactivation of these determinants causes a dramatic switch in the developmental program of the embryo. Instead of the normal segment pattern, the aberrant pattern "double abdomen" is formed. Head, ...

PubMed Central

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RNase sensitivity of an anterior morphogenetic determinant in an insect egg (Smittia sp., Chironomidae, Diptera).
1976-10-01

In chironomid midges, the development of head and thorax in the embryo requires the function of cytoplasmic determinants localized near the anterior pole of the egg. Experimental inactivation of these determinants causes a dramatic switch in the developmental program of the embryo. Instead of the normal segment pattern, the aberrant pattern "double abdomen" is formed. Head, ...

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Phase I (Safety) Study of Autologous Tolerogenic Dendritic Cells in Type 1 Diabetic Patients.
2011-08-01

OBJECTIVE The safety of dendritic cells to selectively suppress autoimmunity, especially in type 1 diabetes, has never been ascertained. We investigated the safety of autologous dendritic cells, stabilized into an immunosuppressive state, in established adult type 1 diabetic patients. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS A randomized, double-blind, phase I study ...

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The Origin of the Complex Spike in Cerebellar Purkinje Cells
2008-07-23

Activation of the climbing fiber input powerfully excites cerebellar Purkinje cells via hundreds of widespread dendritic synapses, triggering dendritic spikes as well as a characteristic high-frequency burst of somatic spikes known as the complex spike. To investigate the relationship between dendritic spikes and the spikelets within ...

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Reduced order modeling of passive and quasi-active dendrites for nervous system simulation.
2011-01-12

Accurate neuron models at the level of the single cell are composed of dendrites described by a large number of compartments. The network-level simulation of complex nervous systems requires highly compact yet accurate single neuron models. We present a systematic, numerically efficient and stable model order reduction approach to reduce the complexity of large ...

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Origin of the bursal secretory dendritic cell.
2004-03-30

The origin of vimentin-positive secretory dendritic cells of the bursa of Fabricius was studied by chick-quail chimera, parabiosis and immunohistochemistry using species-specific monoclonal antibodies. Quail bursal primordia of different ages were transferred to coelomic cavity of 3-day-old chicken embryos and further incubated for 18 days. In transplanted ...

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Epidermal glands in the abdomen of a basal ant Dinoponera lucida (Formicidae: Ponerinae).
2009-01-01

The basal ant Dinoponera (Hymenoptera: Ponerinae) has lost the morphologic queen caste so that all females may be potential reproductive individuals, and the nestmate recognition results from cuticular hydrocarbons cues. However, data about the origin of that substance in Ponerinae ants are scarce. This study reports the occurrence of epidermal glands in the ...

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Pacifying the Open Abdomen with Concomitant Intestinal ...
2009-05-08

... Abstract : The management of the open abdomen, particularly when complicated ... granulation of the surrounding wound in abdomens not amenable ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Possible Functional Roles of the Bipartite Dendrites of Pyramidal Cells
1995-01-01

A theory about the possible functional roles of the bipartite dendrites of cortical pyramidal cells is presented that tries to fuse aspects of both Cardinal Cell Theory and Assembly Theory. The article treats resulting functional differences of both dendritic pathways in conjunction with an hypothesis concerning the existence of two activity ranges. The ...

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A case of tuberculous peritonitis monitored by gallium-67 scintigraphy.
2001-06-01

An 18-year-old man was admitted to our hospital for further examination of fever of unknown origin and ascites. Ga-67 scintigraphy revealed diffuse increased uptake throughout the abdomen. He was diagnosed with tuberculous peritonitis and began the treatment for tuberculosis (rifampicin, 450 mg/day orally and isoniazid, 300 mg/day orally, and 0.75 g of ...

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DENDRITE GROWTH IN SUPER-COOLED METALS. Annual Report
1963-02-01

Measurements are made of the supercooling effects on dendrite growth velocity in pure bismuth. The shape of the dendrites as a function of the amount of supercooling using a vacuum decanting technique is discussed. The shape of the dendrites change markedly with supercooling. This change proceeds with increased supercooling ...

Energy Citations Database

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The abdomen of Drosophila: does planar cell polarity orient the neurons of mechanosensory bristles?
2008-04-30

BackgroundIn the adult abdomen of Drosophila, the shafts of mechanosensory bristles point consistently from anterior to posterior. This is an example of planar cell polarity (PCP); some genes responsible for PCP have been identified. Each adult bristle is made by a clone of four cells, including the neuron that innervates it, but little is known as to how far the formation or ...

PubMed Central

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Normal external abdomen (image)

The abdomen is the area of the body between the chest and pelvis. Some of the large internal organs ...

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Lichen nitidus on the abdomen (image)

... of time. They generally occur only on the abdomen, flexor surfaces of the elbows and palms, and ...

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A new type of infrared organ in the Australian "fire-beetle" Merimna atrata (Coleoptera: Buprestidae)
2000-01-01

The Australian buprestid beetle Merimna atrata (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) approaches forest fires because its larvae develop in freshly burnt wood. So far nothing is known about possible sensory systems enabling the beetles to detect fires and to cope with the thermal environment close to the flames. We found that M. atrata has two pairs of infrared (IR) organs on the ventrolateral sides of the ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Developmental origin of wiring specificity in the olfactory system of Drosophila.
2003-11-26

In both insects and mammals, olfactory receptor neurons (ORNs) expressing specific olfactory receptors converge their axons onto specific glomeruli, creating a spatial map in the brain. We have previously shown that second order projection neurons (PNs) in Drosophila are prespecified by lineage and birth order to send their dendrites to one of approximately 50 glomeruli in the ...

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On the microstructure of rapidly solidified IN-100 powders
1979-02-01

Powder particles generated by the RSR centrifugal atomization process exhibit at least two distinct types of microstructure. When a high melt superheat is maintained during atomization, the powder particles possess the familiar coarse grained dendritic microstructures. On the other hand, when the melt superheat is reduced by increasing the heat flow to the disc of the rotary ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Apparatus for silicon web growth of higher output and improved growth stability
1989-05-09

This disclosure describes an apparatus to improve the web growth attainable from prior web growth configurations. This apparatus modifies the heat loss at the growth interface in a manner that minimizes thickness variations across the web, especially regions of the web adjacent to the two bounding dendrites. In the unmodified configuration, thinned regions of web, adjacent to ...

Energy Citations Database

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Apparatus for silicon web growth of higher output and improved growth stability
1989-01-01

This disclosure describes an apparatus to improve the web growth attainable from prior web growth configurations. This apparatus modifies the heat loss at the growth interface in a manner that minimizes thickness variations across the web, especially regions of the web adjacent to the two bounding dendrites. In the unmodified configuration, thinned regions of web, adjacent to ...

DOE Information Bridge

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Swordfish bill injury involving abdomen and vertebral column: case report and review
2010-10-22

BackgroundPenetrating injuries of the abdomen and spinal canal that involve organic material of animal origin are extremely rare and derive from domestic and wild animal attacks or fish attacks.Case presentationIn this case report we present the unique, as far as the literature is concerned, unprovoked woman's injury to the abdomen by ...

PubMed Central

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Malignant fibrous histiocytoma originating from the mesorectum: a case report
2011-02-02

BackgroundMalignant fibrous histiocytoma (MFH) is a common sarcoma affecting soft tissues of the body, especially of the extremities or trunk. Prognosis of the abdominal MFH is usually poor.Case presentationA 52-year-old female presented to our surgical outpatient clinic with a lower abdominal tumor that had been gradually increasing in size. Clinical examination revealed a firm, irregularly ...

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Extra luminal colonic gastrointestinal stromal tumor: a case report
2009-05-11

IntroductionGastrointestinal stromal tumors are the commonest mesenchymal tumors of the gastrointestinal tract, the stomach and small intestine are the favored sites of occurrence. They rarely occur in the colon, rectum and esophagus. GIST is neoplasm of mesenchymal origin originating from precursors of the interstitial cells of cajal. The symptoms of ...

PubMed Central

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Development and organization of the ocular motor nuclei in the larval sea lamprey, Petromyzon marinus L.: an HRP study.
1994-03-15

Retrograde transport of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) after its application into the orbit was used to investigate the development of the different ocular motor nuclei in larvae of the sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) and to identify their regions of origin. In the smallest larvae studied (10-19 mm in length), the oculomotor and abducens neurons were ipsilateral to the site of ...

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Improvement of human dendritic cell culture for immunotoxicological investigations.
2006-05-15

A toxic injury such as a decrease in the number of immature dendritic cells caused by a cytotoxic effect or a disturbance in their maturation process can be responsible for immunodepression. There is a need to improve in vitro assays on human dendritic cells used to detect and evaluate adverse effects of xenobiotics. Two aspects were explored in this work: ...

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Variations on a segmental theme: muscle receptor organs and extensor neuromusculature in the squat lobster Munida quadrispina (Anomura, Galatheidae)
1995-01-01

Extensor neuromusculature and the muscle receptor organs (MROs) associated with them have been conserved during the evolution of malacostracan crustaceans, despite species-specific differences between homologous segments in divergent taxa. Investigations of these differences could provide insight into how sensory and neuromuscular elements are modified to accommodate changing behavioural patterns. ...

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Origin of dendritic flux patterns in MgB2 films M. Baziljevicha

, N-0316 Oslo, Norway b Superconductivity Laboratory, IMRE-Physics Faculty, University of Havana, Cuba c Department of Physics, National Creative Research Initiative Center for Superconductivity, Pohang that the dendritic instability in MgB2 films is suppressed by placing the superconducting film in close contact

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Unusual presentation of desmoid tumor in the small intestine: a case report.
2010-01-27

Desmoid tumor originating from the small intestine is extremely rare. We report a 50-year-old man who presented with the sudden onset of severe abdominal pain. Computerized tomography (CT) demonstrated a huge homogeneous tumor in the lower abdomen that appeared to be in continuity with the distal ileum. The mass adherent to the ileum was resected and ...

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Revision of the genus Eosphaerophoria 39 The flower fly genus Eosphaerophoria Frey

(Fig. 13). Male abdomen without those characters ..................... 6 6. Costa with strong black)......Giluwea Vockeroth, 1969: 136. Type-species, Giluwea flavomaculata Vockeroth, 1969 original designation � Costa; katatergum mainly yellow, black posteriorly; calypter dark brown; halter brownish yellow. Wing. Wing bare

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Retroperitoneal oncocytoma: case report and review of the imaging features.
2011-08-01

Oncocytomas are uncommon tumours that occur in a number of specific anatomical locations within the head, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis. When occurring in the retroperitoneum, oncocytomas almost always arise from either the kidney or adrenal gland. With this case we present the imaging findings of an exceptionally rare retroperitoneal oncocytoma whose site of ...

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Pelvic Actinomycosis-Like Disease Due to Propionibacterium propionicum after Hysteroscopic Removal of an Intrauterine Device?
2011-01-10

A female patient presented with episodes of fever and pain in the lower right abdomen after hysteroscopic removal of an intrauterine device 2 months earlier. Pelvic actinomycosis originating from a tubo-ovarian abscess was diagnosed with Propionibacterium propionicum, formerly known as Arachnia propionica, as causative agent.

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ORIGINAL PAPER J. W. Dawson � F.-H. Leung � R. M. Robertson

of asymmetric wing depression was to tip the direction of the lift produced by the left and right wing couple Company, Bos- ton, Mass., USA). We placed a dot at the tip of each of the four wings, a dot the position of the wing tips, the tip of the abdomen and the left hindleg (which deflected into the turn after

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Cutaneous gonococcal abscess of the abdomen in a child.
2011-09-01

Virtually all pediatric cases of Neisseria gonorrhoeae originate from contact with an infected adult. A cutaneous abscess caused by N. gonorrhoeae in a child is extremely rare, especially outside the genital area. We report a case of a 22-month-old boy with a gonococcal cutaneous abscess on the abdominal wall and suggest that N. gonorrhoeae should be included in the ...

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Dendritic Spines and Development: Towards a Unifying Model of Spinogenesis�A Present Day Review of Cajal's Histological Slides and Drawings
2010-03-13

Dendritic spines receive the majority of excitatory connections in the central nervous system, and, thus, they are key structures in the regulation of neural activity. Hence, the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying their generation and plasticity, both during development and in adulthood, are a matter of fundamental and practical interest. Indeed, a better ...

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Proton Binding Characteristics of Branched Polyelectrolytes Michal Borkovec*

of the original comblike polymer. For m g 1 the titration curves for a dendrimer and comblike polymer of a comblike polymer is a linear chain, while for the dendrimer the skeleton is a (smaller) dendrimer. Thus for the protonation behavior of weak polyelectrolytes. For instance, the protonation a dendritic and a comblike

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Dorsa Argentea Type Sinuous Ridges, Mars: Evidence for Linear Dune Hypothesis.
1992-01-01

Unusual ridges with sinuous, dendritic, and braided morphologies near the south pole of Mars as well as in the Argyre basin have recently begun to receive attention. These ridges were originally thought to be glacially formed eskers, and recent work conti...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Channelrhodopsin-2 and optical control of excitable cells

. Moreover, cells with dendrites labeled retrogradely by particle impacts in the surrounding neuropil were to focus on the tissue during the conversion process. The light source was supplied by a 100 W mercury lamp in retrograde transport of DiI, which makes it extremely difficult to discriminate the origins (somata

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Synchronous ectopic pancreatoblastoma in a child: a case report.
2011-05-18

Pancreatoblastoma is a rare primary pancreatic neoplasm of children that may arise in any portion of the pancreas. We report a case of a 3-yr-old boy who presented to with abdominal pain our hospital and a progressive bulge in his right abdomen. Biochemical evaluation and serum levels of tumoral markers were within reference limits. On the computed tomography, two tumors were ...

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Synchronous Ectopic Pancreatoblastoma in a Child: A Case Report
2011-06-18

Pancreatoblastoma is a rare primary pancreatic neoplasm of children that may arise in any portion of the pancreas. We report a case of a 3-yr-old boy who presented to with abdominal pain our hospital and a progressive bulge in his right abdomen. Biochemical evaluation and serum levels of tumoral markers were within reference limits. On the computed tomography, two tumors were ...

PubMed Central

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Spino-renal fistula due to gunshot injury.
2011-07-01

A 22-year-old female patient was treated for spino-renal fistula as a result of a high-velocity gunshot injury to her abdomen. The patient presented with meningeal signs, a headache and right monoparesis. A CT scan of her abdomen revealed a leak of contrast from the right kidney into the perirenal space and tracking further into the thecal sac. An MRI scan ...

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Lateral Cell Movement Driven By Dendritic Interactions is Sufficient to Form Retinal Mosaics
2000-01-01

The formation of retinal mosaics is thought to involve lateral movement of retinal cells from their clonal column of origin. The forces underlying this lateral cell movement are currently unknown. We have used a model of neurite outgrowth combined with cell movement to investigate the hypothesis that lateral cell movement is guided by dendritic ...

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Embryonic Origins of a Motor System:Motor Dendrites Form a Myotopic Mapin Drosophila
2003-11-17

The organisational principles of locomotor networks are less well understood than those of many sensory systems, where in-growing axon terminals form a central map of peripheral characteristics. Using the neuromuscular system of the Drosophila embryo as a model and retrograde tracing and genetic methods, we have uncovered principles underlying the organisation of the motor system. We find that ...

PubMed Central

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Origin of Compact Triangular Islands in Metal-on-Metal Growth
1999-09-01

The microscopic origin of compact triangular islands on close-packed surfaces is identified using kinetic Monte Carlo simulations with energy barriers obtained from density-functional calculations. In contrast to earlier accounts, corner diffusion anisotropy is found to control the shape of compact islands at intermediate temperatures. We rationalize the correlation between ...

Energy Citations Database

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Origin of Compact Triangular Islands in Metal-on-Metal Growth
1999-07-12

The microscopic origin of compact triangular islands on close-packed surfaces is identified using kinetic Monte Carlo simulations with energy barriers obtained from density-functional calculations. In contrast to earlier accounts, corner diffusion anisotropy is found to control the shape of compact islands at intermediate temperatures. We rationalize the correlation between ...

DOE Information Bridge

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A new approach to reconstruction models of dendritic branching patterns.
2006-08-22

Quantitative models for characterising the detailed branching patterns of dendritic trees aim to explain these patterns either in terms of growth models based on principles of dendritic development or reconstruction models that describe an existing structure by means of a canonical set of elementary properties of dendritic morphology, ...

PubMed

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Abdominal mass: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia
2011-08-09

abdomen. Pancreatic abscess can cause a mass in the upper abdomen in the epigastric area. Pancreatic pseudocyst can cause a lumpy mass in the upper abdomen in the epigastric area....

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Giant adrenal endothelial cyst associated with acute and chronic morbidity in a young female: a case report
2009-09-09

Adrenal cysts are rare clinical entities that can present as acute abdomen through rupture and internal hemorrhage as well as chronic symptoms such as gastrointestinal disturbances. A 20-year-old girl presented to our hospital with a 4-years history of abdominal pain and diarrhea. Ultrasound of the abdomen revealed a cystic area measuring 10 � 10 cm ...

PubMed Central

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Prenatal ultrasonic diagnosis of congenital duplication of the stomach.
1986-10-01

A case of gastric duplication cyst first visualized sonographically in the prenatal period is described. The prenatal identification of abnormality allowed prompt postdelivery diagnosis and surgical treatment. The characteristic location of this cyst is in the right upper quadrant of the fetal abdomen. The presence of peristalitic activity within the cyst can point to a ...

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Fibroma of the cecum. Case report.
1986-01-01

The case of a young woman with pain and a tumor in the right lower abdomen is reported. Ultrasound revealed an echogenic tumor of 10 cm diameter. Fibroma of the uterus was diagnosed. During the operation in the gynecological department, the tumor turned out not to be of gynecological origin. After more extensive examinations laparotomy was performed. ...

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Primary Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma of the Thyroid Gland Coexisting With Hashimoto's Thyroiditis.
2009-05-15

Follicular dendritic cell (FDC) sarcoma, especially of extranodal origin, is an extremely rare malignancy of FDC origin, with only 1 case previously documented in the thyroid. The authors report the case of a 58-year-old female who presented with a painless mass in her neck. The neoplastic cells expressed monocyte/macrophage-specific ...

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Mechanisms of serotonergic facilitation of a command neuron.
2007-09-26

The lateral giant (LG) command neuron of crayfish responds to an attack directed at the abdomen by triggering a single highly stereotyped escape tail flip. Experimentally applied serotonin (5-hydroxytrptamine, 5-HT) can increase or decrease LG's excitability, depending on the concentration, rate, and duration of 5-HT application. Here we describe three physiological mechanisms ...

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