Examples of anatomy

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The only surviving photograph of this museum of e ee pathological anatomy dates from the 1890s.
Neurochemical anatomy of the zebrafish retina as determined by immunocytochemistry.
The majority of these aspects of practice require knowledge of basic sciences such as anatomy, physiology, or pharmacology in order to give care safely.
Aging and the auditory system: anatomy, physiology and psychophysics.
All subjects were blinded to both the previously contoured "gold standard" anatomy outlines and each other's outlining.
Caecilians are unique among the amphibians in several aspects of reproductive anatomy, physiology and behavior.
Our therapeutical concept differed according to age and anatomy.
Simple line diagrams were drawn in the presence of the parents, comparing the anatomy of a normal heart to that of the affected infant.
Within the history that they chart, they identify four eras, of which the first is the era of pathological anatomy.
An initial scan was performed to demonstrate the anatomy of the ventricular septal defect, and to rule out the presence of associated lesions.
Understanding cardiac anatomy: the prerequisite for optimal cardiac surgery.
Cardiac catheterization was performed further to delineate the anatomy.
The goal of surgical repair is to restore normal function rather than normal anatomy.
Coronary artery anatomy in transposition of the great vessels in relation to anatomic surgical correction.
The anatomy of atrioventricular septal defects is particularly well shown.
Cardiac catheterization was performed because of the abnormal anatomy of the arch noted at echocardiographic examination.
In order to provide a clear understanding of the pathology, we used a classification based on anatomy and function.
We conclude that magnetic resonance imaging and transesophageal echocardiography are complimentary new windows with which to visualize the anatomy of patients with congenital heart disease.
Cardiac catheterization revealed the usual atrial arrangement, a left aortic arch and normal intracardiac anatomy.
In one patient (5%) the precise anatomy of the vascular ring was misinterpreted.
Subsequent aortic regurgitation was absent or trivial in 7 pts about the exact anatomy of the heart.
Elucidating coronary arterial anatomy or simplifying coronary arterial nomenclature.
Echocardiographic evaluation demonstrated normal intracardiac anatomy in all cases.
Attention was place on the pulmonary and aortic anastomosis as well as distal pulmonary artery anatomy.
The dynamic and highly redundant nature of the tendon structure renders the finger-actuating anatomy complex and difficult to fully comprehend and model.
The anatomy of man is a key to the anatomy of the ape.
The anatomy often led to long philosophical debates.
The anatomy was especially impor tant when it appeared that a single type contained more than one marker.
The anatomy of a crime scene presents the tableau of violent death found by authorities and/or witnessed by an omniscient narrator.
Indeed, the science of comparative anatomy as a whole was a misguided attempt to "coordinate and classify" the immensity of nature.
The functional anatomy of imagining and perceiving colour.
The anatomy and physiology of primate neurons that control rapid eye movements.
Measurements of local circuit anatomy might be called upon to support or refute the former idea, and microstimulation experiments might help to address the second.
Information to expectant parents concerning the consequences of the examination-and the opportunity to refuse the exam-should be improved, particularly when fetal anatomy is studied.
The unclear anatomy of associative functional complexes in the cortex was thus the material equivalent of mature personality development.
There were also songs specializing in physiology, anatomy, anthropology, zoology, mineralogy, astronomy, botany, and chemistry.
First, the narrator frequently intervenes to make jocular and sometimes obscene comments about women's character and anatomy.
Third are the close ties between anatomy, even at a descriptive level, and behavior.
His design provocatively combines a courtship narrative with an anatomy of an irretrievably failed marriage.
He put aside his anatomy and his geology.
I could use the skeletal anatomy as a frame of reference: economically, architecturally, mechanically.
Based on the gross anatomy of the heart, and the medical reports, the hearts were established to be normal.
The so-called "bull's eye" images were not estimated because the anatomy of the right ventricle is nonspherical.
The technique also carries the disadvantages of requiring sedation and transport to the scanner, although imaging is often done to delineate the cardiovascular anatomy anyway.
The anatomy and location of the spleen(s), however, were not confirmed by an independent method.
Furthermore, the basic anatomy producing the morphologic hallmark of the group is seen to the same extent in all members of the group.
Adherence to classical humoralism may have been an obstacle to the study of pathological anatomy.
The level of education required to write its anatomy portion was not generally available to members of his class.
The surgical technique had to be modified to the actual anatomy of the individual patient.
Images of similar quality, depicting the anatomy of the repaired region by multiple transaxial and oblique sagittal slices, were obtained in all 20 patients.
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