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Lupus Nephritis Twenty-five percent of all cases of SLE present in childhood or adolescence. Arthritis, arthralgia, rash, and fever are the most common presenting complaints, but renal, cardiac, and central ...

epub |eng | | Author:Jan Kopřiva & Jan Žižka

LOAlateral osseous ampulla LPElateral posterior epitympanum MFmandibular fossa MHAmalleus – handle MNEmandible – neck MPEmedial posterior epitympanum POFpetrooccipital fissure SCTscutum SQTsquama temporalis TMtympanic membrane C18: HRCT coronal reformat AAAaditus ad ...

epub |eng | | Author:Mei Zhang

2.2.3 Measuring Method and Normal Gallbladder size: transverse diameter <3.5 cm. The thickness of gallbladder wall is <0.3 cm. Measuring distance should be from the outer edge to the inner ...

epub |eng | | Author:R. Bruce Martin, David B. Burr, Neil A. Sharkey & David P. Fyhrie

5.3.3 Types of Lubrication There are several different mechanisms by which lubrication can be achieved. Each of the following mechanisms is thought to play a role in the lubrication of ...

epub |eng | 2019-05-10 | Author:Mehmet C. Oz, M.D., Michael F. Roizen

epub |eng | | Author:Wolfgang Seeger & Josef Zentner

Fig. 12.20Cisterna ambiens and cisterna tecti. Synopsis. a Vessels. b Mesencephalon. a 1 Anterior branch of temporobasal arteries, 2 A. cerebri posterior, 3 V. basalis (Rosenthal), 4 A. thalamogeniculata, 5 ...

epub |eng | | Author:Stanley Jacobson, Elliott M. Marcus & Stanley Pugsley

Subthalamic nucleus of diencephalon Intrinsic nucleus Substantia nigra of midbrain Dorsal – pars compacta (dopaminergic) Ventral – pars reticularis Intrinsic nucleus – Output nucleus The connections and transmitters within this ...

epub, pdf |eng | 2016-03-14 | Author:Bernie Clark

FIGURE 2.91 Hero Pose (Virasana) with knees abducted may allow a greater range of internal rotation at the hips, with no stress on the knees. Note that here, the femur ...

epub |eng | 2016-05-28 | Author:HC-HealthComm [HC-HealthComm]

Table of Contents Anatomy Lymbic system Base of the brain Brain vascularization Meninges Coronal section Anatomy Lymbic system Base of the brain Brain vascularization Meninges Coronal section © HC-HealthComm GmbH, ...

epub |eng | 2018-03-14 | Author:Theodore Dimon Jr. [Dimon, Theodore Jr.]

The Suspensory Muscles of the Larynx Four muscles directly form the suspension of the larynx during the act of singing. We saw earlier that the hyoid bone is located directly ...

epub |eng | | Author:Merrill McHoney, Edward M. Kiely & Imran Mushtaq

Fig. 20.4Second suture being placed on the proximal duodenum. The distal part of the proximal dilated duodenum is suspended by means of two sutures suspended form the anterior abdominal wall. ...

epub |eng | | Author:Zhibin Lin & Baoxue Yang

24. Wang GH, Wang LH, Wang C, Qin LH (2018) Spore powder of G. lucidum for the treatment of Alzheimer disease: A pilot study. Medicine (Baltimore) 97(19):e0636Crossref 25. Chen LW, ...

epub |eng | | Author:Elizabeth Hallam

During the early 1930s in Birmingham, Lockhart had been assisted by acrobats from two troupes known as the Mid-Air Girls and the Hindustans who were appearing at the Theatre Royal ...

epub, mobi |eng | 2018-06-12 | Author:Emily Scherb [Scherb, Emily]

Muscles Involved: The transversus abdominis stabilizes the spine and pelvis, and then the iliopsoas flexes the hips with help from the tensor fasciae latae. The quadriceps also assist with hip ...

epub |eng | | Author:Michael Terry

Execution Set out four cones to create a square with sides 10-yards (9 m) long. (The square could be smaller for a quicker change-of-direction drill.) Start at one corner and ...