... cases of acute life-threatening hemorrhage after Le Fort I osteotomy. In both cases, computed tomography and angiography revealed damage to the descending palatine artery, which was successfully treated by angiographic embolization. Although massive hemorrhage after Le Fort I osteotomy is rare, acute...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The palate is a fundamental region in food swallowing and presents different adaptations in species. This research aimed to describe structural and ultrastructural characteristics of the palatine epithelium...

... and their sister-group Eirenis. This was coupled with a considerable shift in diet from a regime consisting mainly of prey with endoskeleton to prey bearing a hard exoskeleton. Three-dimensional (3D) geometric morphometrics revealed that the maxillary and palatine teeth of E. persicus are blunt...

.... palatine tonsil salivary duct saliva Tonsilloliths or tonsil stones are singular or multiple calculi found in tonsillar crypts that are located unilaterally or bilaterally. A review report determined the exact location of the tonsillolith, showing that in 69.7% of cases they are located in the tonsillar...

... the involvement of the palatine tonsils in the pathogenesis of psoriasis, particularly among patients with recurrent throat infections. However, the underlying immunological mechanism is not well understood. In this study we confirm that psoriasis tonsils are infected more frequently by β-haemolytic...

... et al., 2001 ; Wah et al., 2006 ) and apart from their direct antimicrobial function, many of them also exert functions as inflammatory mediators ( Yang et al., 1999 ), providing a link between innate and adaptive immunity. S100A7 (psoriasin) palatine tonsil bacterial...

...-forming cells palatine tonsils isotype switching in situ human histochemistry REFERENCES 1 Kuper , CF , Koornstra , PJ , Hameleers , DMH   et al.   The role of nasopharyngeal lymphoid tissue . Immunol Today   1992 ; 13 : 219 – 24 . 2 Butcher , EC , Rouse...

... complexes in IgAN. in this study we focused on the analysis of immunopathological features of the palatine tonsil characteristic of IgAN patients by using an immunohistochemical technique. The IgAl subclass was demonstrated in follicular dendritic cells (FDC) of the tonsil of IgAN patients, but not in FDC...

... including C. albicans cells were effectively incorporated into the tissue a short time after the application of the antigens on the surface of the palatine tonsils of rabbits ( Fukuizumi et al., 1994 ). On rabbit tonsils, the antibodies were induced in saliva after repeated applications...

...Laurie L. Marker; Amy J. Dickman Acinonyx jubatus cranial anomalies congenital agenesis dental focal palatine erosion Namibian cheetahs Cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) are highly specialized, cursorial predators, with adaptations such as semiretractable claws, flexible spine...

...K Olofsson; S Hellström; M L Hammarström Clin Exp Immunol 1998; 111:36 47 The surface epithelium of recurrent infected palatine tonsils is rich in gd T cells K. OLOFSSON, S. HELLSTRO¨ M & M.-L. HAMMARSTRO¨ M* Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Umea University Hospital and *Department of Immunology...

...John A. Phillips © 1993 The American Society of Mammalogists 1993 BONE CONSUMPTION BY CHEETAHS AT UNDISTURBED KILLS: EVIDENCE FOR A LACK OF FOCAL-PALATINE EROSION JOHN A. PHILLIPS Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species...

... with similarly sized and sterilized rayon-tipped swabs. Results of this study indicate swab absorbability does not affect the recovery and subsequent isolation of MG from commercial layers. choanal cleft palatine fissure layers Swab Absorbability — Effect on Mycoplasma gallisepticum Isolation...

... cells, before the eventual resolution of the lesion. Malakoplakia Palatine tonsil Foamy plasma cells Malakoplakia of Palatine Tonsil BERNARD KALFAYAN, M.D. AND GLENN M. SEAGER, M.D. This paper's purpose is to document a case of unilateral ton• Departments of Pathology...

...This chapter begins by discussing the importance of the geographical position of Rome. It then explains that according to tradition, the city was formed from the incorporation of surrounding villages into the most important settlement in the region, that on the Palatine. Next, the chapter discusses...

...This chapter examines the numerous masks of the peripheral lineages of the outlying villages of the Oku chiefdom in the Cameroon Grassfields and the counterdiscourse that they may engender among those excluded from the palatine hierarchy. It describes the subtle transformations that the dominant...

.... One of a series of terracotta Campana plaques from the Temple of Apollo on the Palatine has sometimes been identified as Apollo and Diana crowning a sacred pillar. A consideration of hairstyle and costume, and a recognition of the central device, establishes that this is a pas de deux...

...Sections 70-113 of the translation: Josephus narrates the conspirators’ procrastination, and their resolve to act on the last day of the ‘Palatine Games’ in honour of Augustus, which took place in an ad hoc theatre in front of the imperial residence. Gaius leaves the theatre...

... Porta Giovanni Battista Privy Council Walsingham Francis Charles II king of England children Elizabeth I queen of England Freemasonry privacy Rosicrucianism Cecil Robert lord Burghley Charles Louis Elector Palatine correspondence Elizabeth queen of Bohemia Grotius Hugo Heidelberg Germany...

.... The climax of this celebratory period was the long-awaited dedication of the Temple of Augustus on the Palatine hill at the end of August, ad 37. At some point after that Caligula fell ill, and there were serious concerns that he would die. Agrippa ‘Herod’ CALIGULA Gemellus Macro Quintus Ennius...