lobule

Under light microscope, the structure of hepatic lobule of ND rats was normal, which were in close contact along most of their length, making it difficult to establish the exact limits between different lobules.

He is recently involved in the optimization of design material, and fabrication of features for liver lobule on chip device to closely mimic the micro-physiology environment.

Examination of control liver sections stained by PAS reaction shows the abundance of glycogen in the cell of hepatic lobule. The glycogen particles appear accumulated at one side of the cytoplasm leaving the other side almost devoid of such materials (Fig.

These lesions arise most frequently in the nasal alar lobule (9).

Each specimen was evaluated for size of hepatic lobule. Hepatic lobular diameter was measured under low power in ten low-power fields (10X).

Several techniques for ear lobule reconstruction after ear piercing or ear gauging have been described in the literature.

"We observed in the spiritual condition, as compared with the neutral-relaxing condition, reduced activity in the left inferior parietal lobule (IPL), a result that suggests the IPL may contribute importantly to perceptual processing and self-other representations during spiritual experiences," said the researchers.

There is no cartilage in the lobule or between the tragus and the crus of the helix, where the gap is filled by dense fibrous tissue.

Most patients and some surgeons are aversed to this concept of treatment for fear of the complications following parotidectomy ranging from apraxia to the facial nerve, partial or total paralysis of the facial nerve, loss of sensation to the ear lobule, [5] pitted pre-auricular deformity, Frey syndrome and many others.

In sections on body acupuncture points, ear acupuncture points, and trigger points, they address such aspects as the small intestine channel, points on the auricular lobule according to Chinese nomenclature, projection zones of internal organs according to Nogier, long radial extensor muscles of the wrist, and tensor muscles of the fascia lata.

However, this same contrast did reveal several brain regions that demonstrated a decreased response after training, including areas associated with sensorimotor processing, such as the left paracentral lobule and postcentral gyrus and right precentral gyrus and inferior temporal gyrus.