Treatment of median
arcuate ligament syndrome via traditional and robotic techniques.
Arcuate foramen: prevalence by age, gender, and degree of calcification.
KEY WORDS: Celiac Artery Stenosis from Compression by Median
Arcuate Ligament of Diaphragm; Median
arcuate ligament; Median
arcuate ligament syndrome; Computed tomographic angiography; Arteriovenous malformations; Celiac artery; Multidetector Computed Tomography; Laparoscopic surgery.
The ability to preprogram the laser just one time with a surgeon's specific preferences for fragmentation patterns based upon an automated cataract density analysis and customized
arcuate incision plans may increase the efficiency and accuracy for every procedure thereafter, enhancing patient comfort and, ultimately, visual outcomes.
Growth, endocrinological and behavioral deficits after monosodium L-glutamate in the neonatal rat: possible involvement of
arcuate dopamine neuron damage," Psychoneuroendocrinology, vol.
In addition, "two cortical regions connected via the
arcuate fasciculus exhibited increased thickness: the right middle temporal and precentral gyri," they noted.
Basal line faint, represented by only a brown spot at costal margin; antemedial line shadow-like; medial line
arcuate, dark brown; postmedial line pale brown, shadow-like; subterminal line rather wavy, faint, diffuse, consisting of groups of pale brown scales; terminal line diffuse, consisting of pale brown scales.
We found that a better quality of the
arcuate fasciculus anterior -- a white matter tract that connects brain regions often used for arithmetic -- corresponds to better performance in adding and multiplying, while there is no correlation for subtracting and dividing.
The medial margins of the two crura meet in the midline and form the ill-defined median
arcuate ligament and form the boundaries of the aortic hiatus.
The most commonly found visual field alterations are concentric constriction, enlargement of the blind spot, and
arcuate scotomas.
They found that the
arcuate fasciculus, a collection of nerve fibres connecting auditory regions at the temporal lobe with the motor area located at the frontal lobe in the left hemisphere of the brain, allows the 'sound' of a word to be connected to the regions responsible for its articulation.
Lesions are asymptomatic, start as small erythematous macule or urticarial papule which extends peripherally to form a ringed,
arcuate or polycyclic figure with central clearing.
