... several ofthe in vitro experiments SAK was involved in data analysis and wrote part ofthe manuscript CA and VR gathered a portion ofthe in vitro data FVC was the primary investigator on the T32 ... reflection ofthe heterogenous distribution of tumor-associated macrophage recruitment within the tumor microenvironment The scattered presence of CD45 positive but DiD negative regions may either ... leukocytes, the efficacy of such agents could be assessed by the degree of monocyte accumulation within tumors Given the recent development of handheld OI scanners and dedicated OI breast scanners, the...
... causative factor that resulted in the present results could be the area ofthenerve being compressed by the tourniquet As the area ofthenerve compressed under the 14 cm cuff is more, this could ... http://www.josr-online.com/content/3/1/1 The results ofthe present study suggest that the inflation pressure for occlusion of blood supply should not be the only factor while considering the safety ofthe width ofthe cuff ... stimulating the same points The motor nerve conduction velocity before and following the application ofthe two cuffs was calculated by dividing the distance between the two stimulation sites by the...
... within thenerve fibres These fatty streaks extended from the distal third ofthe forearm to the distal edge ofthe carpal tunnel (Figure 3) Excision ofthe adipose tissue between thenerve fascicles ... HM: Lipofibromas ofthe median nerve: Long-term follow-up of four cases J Hand Surg (Am) 1985, 10:403-408 Paletta FX, Senay LC Jr: Lipofibromatous hamartoma of median nerve and ulnar nerve: Surgical ... 37:145-149 15 Rowland SA: Lipofibroma ofthe median nerve in the palm J Bone Joint Surg [Am] 1967, 49:1309-1313 16 Yeoman PM: Fatty infiltration ofthe median nerve at the wrist J Bone Joint Surg...
... within thenerve fibres These fatty streaks extended from the distal third ofthe forearm to the distal edge ofthe carpal tunnel (Figure 3) Excision ofthe adipose tissue between thenerve fascicles ... HM: Lipofibromas ofthe median nerve: Long-term follow-up of four cases J Hand Surg (Am) 1985, 10:403-408 Paletta FX, Senay LC Jr: Lipofibromatous hamartoma of median nerve and ulnar nerve: Surgical ... 37:145-149 15 Rowland SA: Lipofibroma ofthe median nerve in the palm J Bone Joint Surg [Am] 1967, 49:1309-1313 16 Yeoman PM: Fatty infiltration ofthe median nerve at the wrist J Bone Joint Surg...
... clusters of nanowires The clusters may result from the situation that the nanowires not cover by the framework of AAO template but stand free incompletely When the alumina on the top of AAO template ... estimated that the length ofthe nanowires is about several tens of micrometers It corresponds with the thickness ofthe AAO template which we used TEM images of SnS nanowires formed within the AAO ... corresponding to the value of (101) planes ofthe orthorhombic SnS nanowires Energy dispersive spectrometer (EDS) analysis reveals that the product is composed of stannum and sulfur, and the ratio of the...
... median nerve which they treated by partial excision and resulted in recurrence in the third year, one ofthe recurred case managed by resection of median nerve In our case, total resection ofthe ... in digital branches ofthe median nerve Muscle Nerve 1990, 13:601-606 Hems TE, Burge PD, Wilson DJ: The role of magnetic resonance imaging in the management of peripheral nerve tumours J Hand ... during the two years of postoperative follow-up period Discussion Case presentation A thorough search through the literature revealed ten cases of hemangioma ofthe median nerve [12-19] In all the...
... shows the hourglass Surgical deformation ofthe nervethethe level ofthe comSurgical area after lipoma excision: the arrow shows the hourglass deformation ofthenerve at the level ofthe compression ... radial nerve (especially the posterior interosseous nerve due to the anatomic relation with the neck ofthe radius) [8,15-19], and a few cases of ulnar nerve compression in the forearm [11] and the ... resolution ofthe paresthesia Intraoperative lipoma showing the median nerve within the Figure intermuscular photo Intraoperative photo showing the median nerve within the intermuscular lipoma Page of...
... and the total surface ofthe observed nerve sample (μm2) indicates the proportion of myelin in the total observed nerve sample - The ratio between the total surface ofnerve fiber (μm2) and the ... because the shape ofthenerve fiber is not exactly round For this reason, the diameter only gives an approximation ofthe relative surface in thenerve fascicle - The ratio between the surface of ... - The ratio between the surface ofthe axon (μm2) and the total surface ofnerve fiber (μm) corresponds to the proportion of axon material in thenerve fascicle This ratio is comparable to the...
... schwannomas ofthe vagus nerve are very rare middle mediastinal neurogenic tumors ofnerve sheath origin [1,2] Schwannomas ofthe vagus nerve occur usually on the left hemithorax while they may ... chest showing the smooth and clear margins ofthe mass and its location inthe aortopulmonary window was preferred in the presented case because ofthe location ofthe tumor in the middle mediastinal ... instead of VATS Figure window monary and clear margins ofthe mass the chestshowing the smooth CT contrast enhanced scan of and its location inthe aortopulCT contrast enhanced scan ofthe chest...
... his right ILN at the anticipated crossing point ofthenerve and the artery His right RLN was found not to follow the usual course ofthenerve in the tracheaesophageal groove The dissection was ... established in the distal part ofthenerve before laryngeal entry Conclusion: A non-recurrent nerve and extra-laryngeal branching ofthe ILN are two different variations The coincidence of a right ... occurred in the same nerve, like the variation ofthe variation” Introduction The inferior laryngeal nerve (ILN) is the most important structure in thyroid operations Anatomic variations of a recurrent...
... and their diagnosis Because ofthe complexity of many disorders oftheauditory system the clinician must have a thorough understanding ofthe basic functions ofthe entire auditory system and the ... ofthe pinna and the ear canal The skin ofthe ear canal is innervated by four cranial nerves: the trigeminal; the facial; the glossopharyngeal; and the vagus nerves The middle ear consists of ... portion ofthe mandibular division ofthe trigeminal nerve (CN V), the facial nerve (CN VII) the glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX) and the auricular branch ofthe vagal nerve (CN X), which supplies the...
... at the entrance ofthe ear canal compared with the sound pressure that is measured in the place ofthe head The effect ofthe head on the sound at the entrance ofthe ear canal is related to the ... to code the large range of sound intensities in the discharge pattern ofauditorynerve fibers The neural transduction in the cochlea together with the non-linearity ofthe motion ofthe basilar ... remarkable in the light ofthe FIGURE 2.12 (A) Average displacements ofthe umbo, the head ofthe stapes and the lenticular process ofthe incus (B) The lever ratio at 124 dB SPL at the tympanic...
... Tuning curves of cells ofthe nuclei ofthe classical ascending auditory pathways have different shapes Nerve fibers oftheauditory nerve, cells ofauditory nuclei and those oftheauditory cerebral ... target ofthe classical pathways Another pathway from the IC to the primary cortex is via the posterior nucleus ofthe thalamus that sends axons to the AAF The neurons ofthe medial division ofthe ... understanding ofthe anatomy and physiology oftheauditory nervous system of clinical importance Most studies ofthe function oftheauditory system have aimed at the coding of different kinds of sounds...
... difference between the latency ofthe N1 ofthe AP and that ofthe response from the intracranial portion oftheauditorynerve is the travel time in theauditorynerve from the ear to the recording ... The caudal portion ofthe floor ofthe lateral recess is the (dorsal) surface ofthe dorsal cochlear nucleus and the rostral portion ofthe floor ofthe lateral recess is the dorsal surface of ... from theauditorynerve and then discuss responses recorded from nuclei ofthe ascending auditory pathways 3.1 Recordings from theAuditoryNerve Recordings ofthe response from the exposed auditory...
... standard error ofthe mean are shown as a function ofthe intensity ofthe noise The TTS was measured 20 s after the end ofthe exposure In this study the noise exposure consisted of a band of noise, ... reach the backside ofthe tympanic membrane, which reduces the difference between the intensity ofthe sound that is present on the two sides ofthe tympanic membrane The result is that the force ... also affects the way the manubrium of malleus vibrates because some ofthe suspension ofthe malleus is lost The effect on the hearing threshold depends not only on the size ofthe perforation...
... arrangement oftheauditorynerve has been shown to be similar in humans [64] The anatomical arrangement ofthe fibers in theauditorynerve may explain why injuries from compression oftheauditorynerve ... selectivity ofthe ear (cf Chapter 3) The widening ofthe tuning ofthe basilar membrane broadens the “slices” ofthe spectrum of broad band sounds from which the cochlea provides information to the ... coherence ofthenerve activity that reaches the cochlear nucleus The growth ofthe amplitude ofthe reflex response is reduced in 242 Section III Disorders oftheAuditory System and Their Pathophysiology...
... Surgical treatment of tinnitus has been mainly of three kinds, namely severance oftheauditory nerve, MVD oftheauditorynerve intracranially and sympathectomy Severing oftheauditorynerve can alleviate ... generates the sensation of tinnitus would be theauditorynerve However, the tinnitus often persists after removal ofthe tumor despite the fact that theauditorynerve has been severed during the ... 5.2 Electrical Stimulation Electrical stimulationofthe cochlea, theauditory nerve, the skin behind the ear or skin in other parts ofthe body, such as on fingers or peripheral nerves, have all...
... [4] The virus is known to lie in an inactive form within the Gasserian and geniculate ganglia hence the trigeminal and the facial nerves are the most commonly affected among the cranial nerves ... relief from the lancinating pain of TN simply by surgical manipulation ofthenerve without any antiviral therapy, could argue against this hypothesis It is not possible to estimate the exact percentage ... and drafted the manuscript CK prepared the discussion for the case report KAC is the senior neurosurgeon involved in the overall management ofthe patient He also analyzed and revised the manuscript...
... along the cutaneous area on the radial side ofthe dorsum ofthe hand [5] When a patient presents with compression neuropathy ofthe radial nerve below the elbow, differential diagnosis ofthe ... arose from the anterior capsule ofthe elbow, to push up the deep or superficial sensory branches ofthe radial nerve, compressing the deep branch against the arcade of Frohse and the superficial ... ofthe sensory branch ofthe radial nerve, and neuropathy of both nerves [1,3] The posterior interosseous nerve is most vulnerable to compression just beyond its origin as it passes beneath the...
... ofthe ulnar nerve profundus The dorsal branch, which is responsible for the sensory innervation ofthe medial half ofthe hand and half ofthe digits, arises approximately cm proximally to the ... ramus ofthe ulnar nerve [3] Similarly, Wulle [4] described a case of Kaplan anastomosis that merged with the superficial ramus ofthe ulnar nerve Figure the View of cadaveric finding of a Kaplan ... branches The medial branch merged from the hypothenar region with the deep branch from the ulnar nerve and the lateral branch became cutaneous The communication branches between the ulnar and the...