1. Histology of the skin Appendages

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3. Appendicectomies were identified from a database of histology

4. Histology of the surgical specimen showed no cancer.

5. 17 Histology involves looking at cells under a microscope.

6. Hatching success, Survival Gross- morphology, VTG gonadal histology, Sex ratio

7. Aloe vera has revealed a healing process Adequated temporally in histology.

8. Herein we assessed the association between proteinuria, graft histology and survival.

9. H pylori was identified by culture and histology as previously described.

10. Histology is characterized by areas of severe cystic-fibrotic destruction adjacent to intact lung-tissue.

11. The diagnosis depends on benign histology and the demonstration of amebae.

12. Hatching success, Survival Gross- morphology, VTG gonadal histology, Genetic sex, Sex ratio

13. 14 Histology and embryology is an important course of basic medical sciences.

14. The histology of the main nerve rings has been described in detail.

15. AIM: To investigate the influence of lymphokinesis on histology of autotransplanted kidney.

16. Histology of the kidneys (9 cases) showed the picture of chronic abacterial interstitial nephritis.

17. On histology, it was composed essentially of papillary formations inside a cystic cavity mingled with some follicules.

18. The inflammatory Cytological patterns were consistent with the histology of the corresponding capsules

19. A detailed description of the topographic anatomy of the stomach and its histology is given.

20. Objective To illustrate the clinical features, pathologic histology and the change of ultramicrostructure of hemiatrophy.

21. Now, however, traditional teaching methods histology fail to satisfy the requirements of modem medical education.

22. Adventitia (uncountable) (anatomy, histology) The outermost layer of epithelial tissue encasing a visceral organ

23. In 9 cases, histology was squamous cell carcinoma, in one case adenoid cystic carcinoma.

24. AccuTec designs and engineers precision Blades for surgical, histology, food, fiber, glass, flooring, and DIY applications

25. Reference: Effects of Tamiflu and Adamine on histology and ultrastructure of the liver of albino mice

26. These abnormal structures are quite comparable with normal stigmas in their morphology, histology, and histochemistry.

27. Pathology Accessioning works closely with pathologists, secretaries and several laboratories including Cytology, Histology, Immunostains, Renal and Hematology.

28. 10 Results this paper reported 40 cases of gallbladder carcinoma all comfirmed by histology, 70 % is adenocarcinoma.

29. Definitive InfectiveEndocarditis Pathologic Criteria Micro-organisms demonstrated by culture or histology in avegetation OR in a vegetation that has embolized OR In an intracardiac Abscessor Pathologic Lesions Vegetations or intracardiac abscess presentconfirmed by histology showing activeendocarditis 30.

30. Results this paper reported 40 cases of gallbladder carcinoma all comfirmed by histology, 70 % is adenocarcinoma.

31. John-Paul Bogers (CEO) is Professor in Histology and Cell Biology at the University of Antwerp

32. Seven of the parents were positive for H pylori on urease testing, histology, and on culture.

33. Neurosurgery, chemotherapy and irradiation are applied according to histology, stage of metastasis, and the age of the children.

34. The function of the transplanted vein was without complication and the liver histology did not show any pathological alteration.

35. Neurosurgery, chemotherapy, and irradiation are applied according to the histology, stage of metastasis, and age of the child.

36. In axolotl limb regeneration, the wound epidermis and Blastema have been extensively studied via histology, grafting, and bulk-tissue RNA-sequencing

37. Perhaps most important is the observation that up to a third of confirmed alcoholics have completely normal liver histology.

38. Pathology Accessioning is also responsible for sending slides that are cut and stained in the Histology Laboratory to the appropriate pathologist or research investigator

39. Though many new therapeutic methods occurs, they cann't intercept patho-destruction of articulation, not to mention the histological repairment of articular cartilage in histology.

40. Histology: The study of the structure of tissues by means of special staining techniques combined with light and electron microcopy.

41. Following the description of these two observations the histology and pathological anatomy of these swellings is being carefully investigated at the Clinic.

42. Histology specimen preparation in BSL-1 or BSL-2 labs using microtomes or Cryostats involves very sharp blades around your fingers

43. Cryostats and Accessories Instruments used to cut histology slides and/or maintain low temperatures of samples or devices mounted within them

44. Cytology of bile duct Brushings is an important diagnostic tool for sites from which it can be difficult to obtain a histology biopsy

45. After the operation , on 12 wtime - point X - ray photos, ECT, bone density measurement , histology research and hematology inspecting were brought into respectively.

46. Lung histology showed extensive peptic necrosis of pulmonary alveoli and bronchial mucosa, hemorrhagic infarction, intra-alveolar foreign-body aspiration and hyaline membranes.

47. To evaluate the predictive value of morphology of superficial depression in estimation of histology and invasive depth in colorectal neoplasia by using magnifying chromo-endoscopy.

48. It is suggested that the specialisations in anatomy, histology, behaviour, and ecology of shrews represent a major advance on the 'primitive' mammalian condition.

49. Actinomycosis of the appendix is an infrequent pathology. Diagnosis is frequently done postoperatively on the analysis of a surgical specimen. Histology is required for confirmation.

50. The Ampulla of Vater, also hepatopancreatic Ampulla, is found in the duodenum.It has a unique histology and is a relatively common site of disease, when duodenal pathology is considered.

51. 19 The morphology of anatomy and histology of vertebra and rib, and vertical compression on lumbar vertebrae in inbreed line Banna mining were studied.

52. Recent Acquirements succeeded in clarifying many aspects of pelvic floor activity, whose musculature has been investigated through electromyography, sonography, magnetic resonance, histology, histochemistry, molecular research

53. Two core endpoints are measured as indicators of endocrine-associated developmental aberrations, the VTG concentrations and sex ratios (proportions of sex) determined via gonad histology.

54. 3 But there were obvious corneal edema and inflammatory cell infiltration in Group B, histology and scanning electron microscope revealed the disarrangement or even disappearance of corneal structure.

55. The entry and course of the oculomotor, trochlear and abducent nerves in the cavernous sinus have been studied by preparation, histology and by means of injection and resin corrosion casts.

56. Working through Histology slides of the transitional epithelium (urothelium) of the urinary bladder, I noticed that the dome-shaped cells at the top of the transitional epithelium are frequently Binucleate

57. This task was using histology method to study the hypophysis of murrah hybrid buffalo of Guangxi, and compare with the GuangXi Bubalus bubalis hypophysis to study what differences have them.

58. Helpful in the decision are the relationship between the tumor centre and Vater’s ampulla, the existence of premalignant lesions in the ampullary epithelium as well as histology and immunostaining of the tumor.

59. Canaliculus [‚kan·əl′ik·yə·ləs] (histology) One of the minute channels in bone radiating from a Haversian canal and connecting lacunae with each other and with the canal

60. A patient with an unusual ulcerative Leishmania tropica granuloma of the tongue is described which previously even by histology had been diagnosed as sarcoma. Our own diagnosis was histoplasmosis linguae at first sight.

61. Gonad histology conformed to the typical bivalve profile; the differences in the proportions of acinal and interacinal tissue, as well as differences in acinal fullness in B. puteoserpentis, indicate that gametogenesis is discontinuous in these deep-sea mytilids.

62. These histology instruments are a perfect fit for maintaining the low cryogenic temperatures of samples. Cryostats will also ease your analytical process with the device through the interactive programs on the stations through better usage options for different users.

63. Some available data suggest that the combination of histology and flow cytometry could probably identify a subset of patients with Barrett’s esophagus who might be candidates for more intensive endoscopic surveillance for the early detection of high grade dysplasia or adenocarcinoma.

64. Providing the histology and pathology laboratory with a full line of instrumentation including laboratory microwave systems, tissue processors, Cryostats, microtomes, embedding centers, automated coverslippers, slide stainers, embedding centers, fume control systems, microtomes knives, microtome knife sharpeners, paraffin dispensers, coverglass, and more.

65. Calcifications are detected by CT in 34.1％ and by histology in 56.8％ of mucinous cystic tumors; Calcifications are found in two locations, intramural and intra-cystic ( J Nippon Med Sch 2005;72:29 ) Calcifications may be associated with neoplastic disease, either benign (teratoma, mucinous cystadenoma) or malignant (serous carcinoma)

66. RuO4 Counterstaining reveals general tissue structure both in areas with high cell content and in stromal areas with low cellularity and fibrous or hyaline material in a manner analogous to haematoxylin in immunohistochemical Counterstaining or eosin or other anionic dyes in conventional histology.

67. DEFINITION An Artefact (Latin ‘ars’- art + ‘factum’- made) in histology means any non-natural feature or structure accidentally introduced into something being observed or studied According to Bernstein, Artefact refers to “An artificial structure or tissue alteration on a prepared microscopic slide caused by some extraneous factors

68. Hepatic Histology: The Acinus The hepatic Acinus is the functional unit of the liver. The Acinus is more difficult to visualize than the lobule, but represents a unit that is of more relevance to hepatic function because it is oriented around the afferent vascular system.

69. When surgical specimens from adrenal neoplasms cannot be typed on the basis of histology and/or with clinica data (e. g., endocrine symptoms and history) as adrenocortical tumours, phaeochromocytomas or metastases to the adrenal, immunohistological investigations with a panel of different antibodies are necessary.

70. History reveals congenital blistering with acral localization and photosensitivity in childhood. At present, the patient showed wide-spread poikoloderma with reticulate hyperpigmentation, xerosis, proximal synechia between fingers and toes and absence of dermatoglyphics, suggestive for congenital bullous poikiloderma (Kindler syndrome). The diagnosis was confirmed by histology and electron microscopy.

71. Based on histology and electron microscopy, a series of Papova virus acanthomas consisting of 300 common warts and Condylomata acuminata as well as primary efflorescences of 7 typical and 7 questionable cases of Epidermodysplasia verruciformis have been classified. Four cytological types expressing different cytopathogenic viral actions were established.