focally

fo·cal (f

adj.

Of or relating to a focus.

focal

[fō′kəl]

Etymology: L, focus, hearth

pertaining to a focus.

focal [fo´kal]

pertaining to or having a focus.

focal disease a localized disease.

focal

1. limited to a small area or volume.

2. pertaining to or emanating from focus.

focal distance

see focal-film distance.

focal length

the distance between the lens and an object from which all rays of light are brought to a focus.

focal liver disease

widely disseminated micro-abscesses or abscesses, migration paths of helminth larvae.

focal macular melanosis

dark colored spots on the skin, not elevated above the skin surface but apt to be confused with melanosis.

focal myelitis-encephalitis

widely disseminated inflammatory lesions, usually the result of blood-borne infection, in brain and spinal cord.

focal symmetrical encephalomalacia

see focal symmetrical encephalomalacia.

focal symmetrical spinal poliomalacia

see focal symmetrical spinal poliomalacia.

focal ulcerative dermatitis

manifest by ulcers in the unfeathered anterior breast skin of 4 to 5 months old male turkeys. The incidence is influenced by litter type. Called also breast buttons.

focal zone

in ultrasound, the area of the transducer where the sound beam is most sharply focussed and where the area under examination will give the best image.

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2) MRI-associated features include: (2,4) * absent cavum septum pellucidum (80-90%) * focally thin or absent corpus callosum * polymicrogyria and heterotopias * optic nerve hypoplasia * roofing membrane covering the defect * tenting of the ventricle, pointing to the defect.

Schizencephaly on fetal MRI by Reddy, S.; Rudakemwa, E.; Modi, M. / South African Journal of Radiology

Aggregates of small lymphocytes may focally penetrate into the germinal centers and contribute to their disruption (the so-called follicle lysis) (figure 1, inset).

HIV-associated lymphadenopathy by Caponetti, Gabriel; Pantanowitz, Liron / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

It will cover research in the field of neuro-modulation, including invasive and non-invasive techniques and technologies that alter brain function through the use of electrical, magnetic, radio wave, or focally targeted pharmacologic stimulation.

Targeted to psychiatrists, neuroscientists, neurologists, and ... by Business Publisher

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