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1 hemical changes and cataract formation (lens opacification).

2 n the cornea, leading to progressive corneal opacification.

3 so contributes to the development of corneal opacification.

4 ium iopromide 300 for assessment of coronary opacification.

5 lar bend as a deterrent to posterior capsule opacification.

6 ated with progressive trichiasis and corneal opacification.

7 he oldest groups in association with nuclear opacification.

8 alesces to form lipid droplets, resulting in opacification.

9 onal imaging techniques in eyes with corneal opacification.

10 ions between carbohydrate nutrition and lens opacification.

11 he aberrant cell growth in posterior capsule opacification.

12 itreous gel may also be associated with lens opacification.

13 and radiographic pleural thickness and lung opacification.

14 yopia arising from anisometropia and corneal opacification.

15 le adjacent vessels demonstrated progressive opacification.

16 oedema (CMO), cataract and posterior capsule opacification.

17 ngenital aneurysms demonstrated intermittent opacification.

18 ation late during refilling and IA as absent opacification.

19 endothelial dystrophies, leading to corneal opacification.

20 to the cornea and for development of corneal opacification.

21 tion to the cornea or development of corneal opacification.

22 cystoid macular edema, and posterior capsule opacification.

23 tant in the development of posterior capsule opacification.

24 in patients with poor colonic distension or opacification.

25 in longitudinal studies of posterior capsule opacification.

26 hereas ARDSEXP caused symmetric ground-glass opacification.

27 EXP has predominantly symmetric ground-glass opacification.

28 precise quantification of posterior-capsule opacification.

29 at were explanted from 5 patients because of opacification.

30 effective in prevention of posterior capsule opacification.

31 n, the mutant mice develop bilateral corneal opacification.

32 iation of nicking, narrowing, deviation, and opacification.

33 24.1% of eyes (14/58 eyes) had some corneal opacification.

34 ense signal consistent with a mild interface opacification.

35 t the posterior segment in eyes with corneal opacification.

36 en (35.71%) diabetic patients exhibited lens opacification.

37 accounted for the most cases (3/4) of optic opacification.

38 overlap, capsular folds, or anterior capsule opacification.

39 cs, can lead to visually devastating corneal opacification.

40 y treatment to cure blindness due to corneal opacification.

41 ible; 1, moderate opacification; and 2, full opacification.

42 coronal thin-section MR imaging with double opacification.

43 echanisms related to the development of lens opacification.

44 edema and a trend towards prolonged corneal opacification.

45 FOSC infection resulted in moderate corneal opacification.

46 rovides insight into the development of lens opacification.

47 r oedema, glare, halos and posterior capsule opacification.

48 th developmental glaucoma and severe corneal opacification.

49 breaks, as well as lens anterior subcapsular opacification.

50 entropion, trichiasis, and blinding corneal opacification.

51 ning nonlabile apo A-I resists rSOF-mediated opacification.

52 e have refined the mechanistic model for HDL opacification.

53 ed in a solution that minimized swelling and opacification.

54 .5 days; symblepharon, 28%, 4 weeks; corneal opacification, 11%, 4 months; limbal stem cell failure,

55 incidence of postsurgical posterior capsular opacification (18/19, 95%).

56 %), patient dissatisfaction (21%), and optic opacification (7%) were the most common indications for

57 galovirus pneumonia consisted of parenchymal opacification (90%) and innumerable nodules smaller than

58 orneal endothelial damage, anterior capsular opacification (ACO), and posterior capsular opacificatio

59 BR14 produces persistent myocardial opacification after the administration of a single intra

60 ic features of the maxillary sinus including opacification and collapse of the antral walls with inwa

61 In ARDSP, ground-glass opacification and consolidation were equally prevalent,

62 To optimize opacification and distention of the normal urinary colle

63 aluated in a blinded manner for ground-glass opacification and fibrosis in the lavaged lobes.

64 t of Iso-osmolar Contrast Medium on Coronary Opacification and Heart Rhythm in Coronary CT Angiograph

65 ntrast agent (BR-14) could produce prolonged opacification and hyperenhancement of myocardium subject

66 nary segments were assessed for intraluminal opacification and image quality and were compared by usi

67 t distention on transverse images and graded opacification and image quality on volume-rendered image

68 culture infective dose) Ad37 showed stromal opacification and inflammation beginning from 1 day afte

69 Using a recombinant (r) SOF, we studied opacification and its mechanism.

70 barrier function before the onset of corneal opacification and keratinization.

71 yback intraocular lenses), posterior capsule opacification and lens epithelial cell ongrowth.

72 s no significant difference between ureteral opacification and log rolling or between bladder and ure

73 on ring use, incidence of posterior capsular opacification and neodymium-doped yttrium-aluminum-garne

74 ed with extensive stromal damage and corneal opacification and neovascularization.

75 orneal stroma at the time of maximum corneal opacification and neovascularization.

76 l corneal dystrophy characterized by corneal opacification and nystagmus.

77 experiments was to investigate Ca2+-induced opacification and proteolysis in the organ-cultured huma

78 eas developed severe disease with pronounced opacification and rapid bacterial growth.

79 t advances, incidences of posterior capsular opacification and retinal detachment are still considera

80 ight values associated with age-related lens opacification and significant cataract.

81 additional ocular defects, including corneal opacification and structural changes in the iris and cil

82 was excellent agreement between ground-glass opacification and the finding of alveolitis on BAL from

83 e eyeball, and the abrasion leads to corneal opacification and visual impairment.

84 fibrous bands, sheath outpouching, extent of opacification, and communications with adjacent structur

85 On CT, neovascularity, lobular ground-glass opacification, and hilar and intercostal systemic collat

86 lular growth with resultant hyperopic shift, opacification, and loss of vision has recently become a

87 ermed "neovascularity," lobular ground-glass opacification, and systemic perihilar and intercostal ve

88 investigation of the molecular mechanisms of opacification, and the data help to explain the loss of

89 periapical lucency suggesting abscess, sinus opacification, and the route of spread of infection, wer

90 ome by the use of harmonic imaging, contrast opacification, and when indicated, transesophageal echoc

91 ist, as follows: 0, not visible; 1, moderate opacification; and 2, full opacification.

92 methods); 2) treatment of posterior capsule opacification; and 3) characteristics of the capsule.

93 igned to speed imaging and optimize arterial opacification are associated with significant overestima

94 ntraocular lens will be to posterior capsule opacification as a consequence of regenerating cortex.

95 Kinetic turbidimetry revealed opacification as a rising exponential reaction with a ra

96 ic edges markedly decrease posterior capsule opacification as compared with round-edged implants, and

97 57BL/6 mice rapidly developed severe corneal opacification associated with neutrophil infiltration an

98 stress and differences in coronary contrast opacification at a single point in time.

99 The proportion of ground-glass opacification at CT was similar in patients with SSc and

100 t baseline were related to increased nuclear opacification at follow-up.

101 Depletion of CD4(+) cells abrogated corneal opacification at later but not early stages of disease.

102 Bright myocardial opacification at peak stress was observed in at least on

103 erior capsule opacification, interlenticular opacification (between piggyback intraocular lenses), po

104 These data establish that contrast opacification by BR-14 may be selectively retained withi

105 chnological advances have enabled myocardial opacification by MCE to be achieved during real-time ima

106 Posterior-capsule opacification, by far the most common complication of pr

107 Purpose To show that equal coronary lumen opacification can be achieved with iso- and low-osmolar

108 lformation, including corneal protrusion and opacification, ciliary body and iris hypoplasia, and tra

109 r 2 hours, the lens was removed, and corneal opacification, colony forming units (CFUs), and histopat

110 CXCR2(-/-) mice developed only mild corneal opacification compared with BALB/c mice.

111 cases of hydrophilic intraocular lens (IOL) opacification confined to the pupillary area are reporte

112 nefit from IAT, whereas patients with venous opacification (COVES >0) were shown to benefit from IAT.

113 contrast echocardiography (MCE) measures of opacification defect and contrast refilling parameters t

114 Opacification defects by MCE may be present or absent in

115 al entropies in the infarct segments without opacification defects were significantly higher than con

116 Posterior capsule opacification developed in 11 eyes (57.9%), 9 eyes (47.4

117 Posterior capsule opacification developed in 14 eyes (34.2%); 12 eyes (29.

118 Blinding corneal opacification develops infrequently, unless major trichi

119 binding domain indicated that the N-terminal opacification domain of SOF contributes to HEp-2 invasio

120 ing a recombinant form of the amino-terminal opacification domain of SOF, rSOF.

121 t of interstitial lung disease, ground-glass opacification, emphysema, and the coarseness of a reticu

122 ior to sonicated human albumin for LV cavity opacification, endocardial border definition, duration o

123 Evaluation of Posterior Capsule Opacification (EPCO) image analysis software was used to

124 nation using evaluation of posterior capsule opacification (EPCO) software.

125 cidence of macular edema, posterior capsular opacification, epiretinal membrane, and intraocular lens

126 The opacification evolves relatively slowly, generally neces

127 Such opacification exhibits defects with occlusion, manifests

128 olved in the formation of posterior capsular opacification following cataract surgery.

129 endothelium may reduce corneal swelling and opacification following injury.

130 inated visualization of sustained myocardial opacification from retained microbubbles.

131 A transmural opacification gradient with stenosis was visualized and

132 additional surgery to clear the visual axis opacification grew significantly more compared with eyes

133 obubbles, the latter evidenced by persistent opacification >10 min after bolus intravenous injection.

134 inal attenuation gradient/corrected contrast opacification have been studied using invasive FFR as th

135 This human lens calcium-induced opacification (HLCO) model enables investigation of the

136 m pelvic MR imaging examinations with double opacification in 123 consecutive nulliparous patients (m

137 [Albunex]) for left ventricular (LV) cavity opacification in adult patients with a suboptimal echoca

138 The areas of opacification in all 3 hydrophilic IOLs were attributabl

139 een 6 and 10 months, and finally to complete opacification in animals older than 15 months.

140 ear, or posterior subcapsular cataract (PSC) opacification in at least one eye.

141 viewed to calculate the percentage of cement opacification in both vertebral halves, and mean values

142 t lamp examination revealed the emergence of opacification in even the youngest animals.

143 enses demonstrated a significant increase in opacification in gene-knockout mice relative to control

144 urpose To assess the degree of cortical vein opacification in patients with internal carotid artery o

145 rography increases the percentage of bladder opacification in patients with PVR values of 4000 mm(2)

146 techniques for inhibiting posterior capsule opacification in pediatric patients by optic capture thr

147 xis is required to inhibit posterior-capsule opacification in pediatric patients; work by Nishi et al

148 MB(sLex) caused greater opacification in postischemic versus nonischemic myocard

149 artery stroke with absence of cortical vein opacification in the affected hemisphere (COVES = 0) app

150 may decrease resistance to posterior capsule opacification in the face of a regenerating cortex.

151 ncreased intracellular Ca2+ induces cortical opacification in the human lens.

152 ium which may persist relatively longer than opacification in the left ventricular cavity.

153 nd the combination groups showed no signs of opacification in the radiographs.

154 ts developed bilateral diffuse subepithelial opacifications in the central and paracentral cornea.

155 Results showed that the risk of nuclear opacification increased with each year of age (relative

156 FSSC-infected mice had severe corneal opacification independent of biofilm thickness, while FO

157 mM each) significantly reduced the extent of opacification, indicating that an aminopeptidase, downst

158 in different entities, e.g. anterior capsule opacification, interlenticular opacification (between pi

159 Posterior capsule opacification is a frequent postoperative problem after

160 Posterior capsule opacification is also potentially solvable with devices

161 Posterior capsule opacification is an ongoing cellular redistribution proc

162 rologous-expression studies found that serum opacification is encoded by sof alone and that sfbX enco

163 inal attenuation gradient/corrected contrast opacification is more controversial and may be more rela

164 The free energy of activation for opacification is nearly identical to that for the displa

165 ciation between alcohol consumption and lens opacification is reviewed.

166 Posterior capsule opacification is the most frequent late complication.

167 Opacification is unique; rSOF transfers apo E and nearly

168 ion, collateral flow to viable myocardium as opacification late during refilling and IA as absent opa

169 de that apo A-I lability is required for HDL opacification, LF apo A-I desorption is the rate-limitin

170 human and experimental animal cataracts, and opacification may result from calcium-activated proteoly

171 New corneal opacification more commonly developed in eyes that had m

172 emonstrated nonspecific diffuse ground glass opacification, most prominent within the upper lobes.

173 ymphadenopathy (n = 9), areas of groundglass opacification (n = 8), septal thickening (n = 7), consol

174 ion (n=6), confusion/lethargy (n=5), corneal opacification (n=4), cardiac arrest (n=2), or other neur

175 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Neonatal corneal opacification (NCO) describes the loss of corneal transp

176 (LV) endocardial border length, degree of LV opacification, number of LV endocardial border segments

177 Posterior capsule opacification occurred in 66 eyes (82.5%), and 42 eyes (

178 he LAD risk-area myocardium manifested dense opacification of a higher intensity ("hot spot") than ba

179 If present, the intermittent opacification of an artery is a valuable finding that as

180 %) of the 35 cases demonstrated intermittent opacification of an injured artery.

181 Forty-four patients had complete opacification of at least one of the involved sinuses; 4

182 Although retS mutants caused more severe opacification of central corneas than both the wild type

183 ber cells in vitro and hyperglycemia-induced opacification of cultured rat lens.

184 ), folds in the posterior stroma (P<0.0001), opacification of Descemet's membrane (P<0.0001), and cor

185 Pre-occlusion images revealed uniform opacification of left ventricular myocardium greater tha

186 ectin and an N-terminal domain that mediates opacification of mammalian sera.

187 rylsulfatase, N. farcinica were positive for opacification of Middlebrook 7H11 agar, and N. brasilien

188 Image quality (i.e., sharpness, opacification of subsegmental vessels, and exposure) was

189 scopic transvaginal catheter placement after opacification of the collection transperineally.

190 animals had graft failure, as classified by opacification of the graft.

191 notherapy groups showed moderate to complete opacification of the left chest by postoperative day 7 (

192 hic contrast agents such as DDFP has allowed opacification of the left ventricle after peripheral ven

193 transit the pulmonary circulation to provide opacification of the left ventricular cavity, improved e

194 feration of lens epithelial cells leading to opacification of the lens capsule.

195 ion of ubiquitinated proteins and reversible opacification of the lens cortex.

196 Opacification of the lens nucleus is a major cause of bl

197 Cataract, or opacification of the lens of the eye, is the commonest c

198 Cataract, opacification of the lens, is one of the commonest cause

199 n, leading to its aggregation and subsequent opacification of the lens.

200 Median degree of bladder opacification of the log-rolling versus non-log-rolling

201 arbon microbubbles has been shown to enhance opacification of the LV cavity, but the utility of these

202 l perfusion, as evidenced by normal contrast opacification of the myocardial bed subtended by the inf

203 sion (no ground-glass appearance of blush or opacification of the myocardium) in the distribution of

204 Saline hydration is effective in improving opacification of the proximal urinary tract.

205 does not significantly improve distention or opacification of the urinary tract.

206 vitrectomy is an effective means to prevent opacification of the visual axis in children.

207 Opacification of tubulin-dolastatin 10 mixtures was inhi

208 tion, enhanced intravenous contrast material opacification of vascular structures and parenchymal org

209 Mean opacification of vertebral body halves was 83% +/- 19 (S

210 omatic improvement, lessening of parenchymal opacification on high-resolution computed tomographic sc

211 Similarly, while ground-glass opacification on HRCT accurately predicted alveolitis in

212 aumatized eyes, and had central areas of IOL opacification over the pupillary zone, confined to the a

213 percentage area covered by posterior capsule opacification over time.

214 log rolling or between bladder and ureteral opacification (P > .05).

215 Saline hydration significantly improved opacification (P = .02) and overall image quality (P < .

216 that taller stature is a risk factor for PSC opacification (P = 0.06) after adjustment for other risk

217 ively assess the long-term posterior capsule opacification (PCO) and neodymium-doped yttrium aluminiu

218 Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) arises because of a persistent growt

219 aocular lens (IOL) design, posterior capsule opacification (PCO) arising from lens cell growth remain

220 The fibrotic lens disorder posterior capsule opacification (PCO) develops in millions of patients fol

221 acellular matrix (ECM) in posterior capsular opacification (PCO) in vitro.

222 Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) is a complication of cataract surger

223 Posterior capsular opacification (PCO) is caused by the proliferation, migr

224 Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) is the most common complication foll

225 Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) is the most common post-operative co

226 evelop the complication of posterior capsule opacification (PCO) or secondary cataract.

227 ne the 5-year incidence of posterior capsule opacification (PCO) requiring Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy i

228 patients with symptomatic posterior capsule opacification (PCO) underwent Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy.

229 uctase (AR) inhibition on posterior capsular opacification (PCO) with the use of a pig eye capsular b

230 healing response, known as posterior capsule opacification (PCO), following cataract surgery.

231 ion for the management of posterior capsular opacification (PCO).

232 to certain cataracts and posterior capsular opacification (PCO).

233 ibody in a rodent model of posterior capsule opacification (PCO).

234 opacification (ACO), and posterior capsular opacification (PCO).

235 in vitro culture model of posterior capsule opacification (PCO).

236 tion, thus contributing to posterior capsule opacification (PCO).

237 ads to the development of posterior capsular opacification (PCO).

238 ion of cataract surgery is posterior capsule opacification (PCO; secondary cataract).

239 oles for calpain and transglutaminase in the opacification process.

240 ore, we related the intensity and texture of opacification produced by an intravenous contrast agent

241 In contrast, corneal opacification progressed in cyclophosphamide-treated mic

242 cause blindness because of posterior capsule opacification, proliferative vitroretinopathy, failure o

243 tS and various TTSS mutants showed that ring opacification required ExoU but not ExoT and that it con

244 a more rapid assessment of posterior capsule opacification resistance.

245 Corneal opacification, scarring, and the presence of anterior ch

246 s calculated, resulting in the cortical vein opacification score (COVES) (range, 0-6).

247 this technique, CT urography produced a mean opacification score that was not significantly different

248 Mean opacification scores achieved with furosemide were signi

249 paired two-tailed Student t test to compare opacification scores for both the acquisition techniques

250 Mean opacification scores for each segment and mean ureteral

251 prone or supine, significantly improved mean opacification scores in the distal ureters (right, P =.0

252 Corneal opacification scores in TLR2-/-, TLR4-/-, and TLR2/4-/-

253 Mean opacification scores obtained with transverse or coronal

254 maging technique used, individually assigned opacification scores to each of six urinary collecting s

255 LV cavity opacification scores were higher with DDFP (2.0 to 2.5 v

256 divided into six segments that were assigned opacification scores.

257 potential to protect the injured cornea from opacification secondary to infection, inflammation, or t

258 bly improves resistance to posterior capsule opacification, significant factors remain under the cont

259 developed a cellular infiltrate and corneal opacification similar to C57BL/6 mice, the CFU count was

260 or PCO using Evaluation of Posterior Capsule Opacification software.

261 Reports on intraocular lens opacification suggest that the potential to calcify shou

262 addresses 1) inhibition of posterior capsule opacification (surgical techniques, intraocular lens des

263 ized by a greater proportion of ground-glass opacification than that in patients with IPF.

264 ge suggest higher rates of posterior capsule opacification than with standard cataract surgery.

265 e improves vision in cases of severe corneal opacification that were not amenable to corneal transpla

266 dine per kilogram demonstrated similar liver opacification to iohexol-enhanced scans obtained with 60

267 ce pathologies were noted, including corneal opacification, ulceration, neovascularization, and ectas

268 100% LV opacification was achieved in 61%, 73%, 87%, and 87% of

269 Lens opacification was assessed by the Lens opacities classif

270 Intermittent opacification was associated only with false aneurysm an

271 lowed up for 70 days, and graft inflammation/opacification was compared between the two groups in a m

272 y prevalent, whereas in ARDSEXP ground-glass opacification was dominant.

273 Visual detection of decreased opacification was equivalent by triggered and real-time

274 Ground-glass opacification was evenly distributed, whereas consolidat

275 Arterial opacification was excellent in 62 cases (85%), and venou

276 In contrast, risk of cortical opacification was greater in participants with higher BM

277 Risk of nuclear opacification was greater in participants with lower BMI

278 Full or intermediate LV cavity opacification was more frequently observed after DDFP th

279 No difference in ureteral opacification was observed between the log-rolling and n

280 In all cases, unilateral mastoid opacification was observed.

281 Visual detection of decreased opacification was possible with severe NFLS and FLS.

282 The degree of bladder opacification was quantified as the percentage of the to

283 Ureteral opacification was quantified as the percentage of ureter

284 ed and photographed daily, and the degree of opacification was quantified by using image-analysis sof

285 Opacification was quantified with image-analysis softwar

286 In conclusion, nuclear opacification was related to demographic and other varia

287 on in 3-methylcholantrene-treated mice, lens opacification was seen in none of the six wild-type mice

288 Consistent with this finding, corneal opacification was significantly diminished (p < 0.0001).

289 ing of light, a function of corneal haze and opacification, was determined regionally using in vivo c

290 in pseudophakic eyes with posterior capsule opacification were measured with anterior segment optica

291 the transfected lenses to oxidation-induced opacification were measured.

292 Periapical lucency and sinus opacification were seen in all patients.

293 with a mix of consolidation and ground-glass opacification, whereas ARDSEXP has predominantly symmetr

294 ra venom factor developed pronounced corneal opacification, whereas corneas of FcgammaR(-/-) mice rem

295 C57BL/6 mice developed pronounced corneal opacification, which was associated with an Ag-specific

296 Ionomycin treatment resulted in cortical opacification, which was inhibited when external Ca2+ wa

297 ibited accelerated anterior lens subcapsular opacification, which was more pronounced in Aldh3a1(-/-)

298 included 64 eyes of 64 patients with corneal opacification who underwent a diagnostic ophthalmic endo

299 C57BL/6 mice developed severe corneal opacification within 24 hours and resolved after four da

300 The opacification worsened with age.