ライフサイエンスコーパス: buttock

1 ine site, and administration that avoids the buttock.

2 quent involvement of abdomen, lower back and buttocks.

3 red for unusual atrophic skin patches on the buttocks.

4 ythematous rash in the groin, genitalia, and buttocks.

5 olor at the upper volar arm was equal to the buttocks.

6 aneous tissue involving the limbs, trunk, or buttocks.

7 the axilla, inframammary region, groin, and buttocks.

8 njuries involving the lower limbs, groin and buttocks.

9 .07 [95% CI, 0.75-1.38]) and the back and/or buttocks (0.05 [95% CI, 0.00-0.12] vs 0.12 [95% CI, 0.07

10 P = .04), and administration that avoids the buttock (168 of 254 [66%] to 58 of 70 [83%]; P = .007).

11 air of biopsies was taken from contralateral buttock 4 hours (n=5) or 24 hours (n=15) after the Trier

12 concentration of total trans-fatty acids in buttock adipose tissue was 4.7% of total fatty acids.

13 We found that healthy young buttock and dorsal forearm skin was biomechanically resi

14 apules and plaques on the trunk, thighs, and buttocks and multiple raised, erythematous nodules on bo

15 us dermatitis on her torso, extremities, and buttocks and who subsequently developed thousands of pin

16 host skin factor analyses from the forearm, buttock, and facial skin from 158 Caucasian females aged

17 ve in carefully selected patients with back, buttock, and lower extremity pain who do not improve wit

18 iating from firm subcutaneous nodules on the buttocks, arms, and thighs.

19 adipose tissue biopsy was collected from the buttock at recruitment and analyzed for fatty acid compo

20 nd (BCC:SCC ratio, 1:14) and the back and/or buttocks (BCC:SCC ratio, 8:1).

21 were measured with skinfold calipers and the buttocks circumference with a metal tape.

22 covery (STIR) MRI of the proximal thighs and buttocks, cutaneous assessment, and other measures of di

23 dy Uppsala Longitudinal Cohort of Adult Men, buttock fatty acid composition was analyzed by gas-liqui

24 00 manifested most often as infection of the buttocks, genitals, or perineum.

25 03), the nevus count of atypical nevi on the buttocks (HR, 14.00; 95% CI, 2.94-66.55; P = .001), and

26 on virtual agents' body parts, including the buttocks (i.e., a transgressive misogynistic act).

27 e web spaces, volar wrists, ankles, axillae, buttocks, male genitalia, and areolae.

28 the hip-groin area (n = 16), thighs (n = 6), buttocks (n = 6), knees (n = 3), calf (n = 1), and axill

29 mutant gene carrier status were: nevi on the buttocks (odds ratio 4.4; confidence interval 1.6-12.4),

30 95% CI, 4.1-9.9), the presence of bilateral buttock or leg pain (LR, 6.3; 95% CI, 3.1-13), and neuro

31 ion that reveals oral injury, bruises on the buttocks or neck, patterned bruises, and subconjunctival

32 acing therapy on either sun-protected (upper buttocks) or chronically sun-exposed (dorsal forearm) sk

33 onally present on the central or upper back, buttocks, or thighs.

34 ad higher prevalence and severity of LBP and buttock pain (P<.001).

35 ated with prevalence and severity of LBP and buttock pain.

36 the night only; and presence of alternating buttock pain.

37 late with prevalence and severity of LBP and buttock pain.

38 LR, 6.6 [95% CI, 3.2-14.0]), bruising on the buttocks (positive LR range, 15-83) or neck (positive LR

39 mplying with directions to touch the agents' buttocks served as an implicit measure of resistance to

40 xposure to solar-ultraviolet-protected skin (buttock site) resulted in an ultraviolet-B dose-dependen

41 Previously unexposed buttock skin of 12 young, healthy adults (six skin type

42 Previously nonexposed buttock skin of volunteers of skin types I/II was expose

43 rs) and aged (>80 years) sun-protected human buttock skin revealed that decorin molecular size in age

44 rce were determined and previously unexposed buttock skin was exposed to 1, 2 and 3 MED of each spect

45 Previously unexposed buttock skin was irradiated with 0.5, 1, 2, and 3 minima

46 In contrast, intrinsically aged buttock skin was significantly less resilient, less elas

47 ation exposures were on previously unexposed buttock skin with an ultraviolet radiation source that c

48 We irradiated their buttock skin with fluorescent ultraviolet lights under s

49 eline 6 mm biopsies taken from sun-protected buttock skin.

50 ollowing UVB exposure were observed in human buttock skin.

51 neum lipids were sampled from photoprotected buttock skin.

52 g tunnels in typical (axilla, breast, groin, buttock, thighs, and inframammary folds) and less typica

53 ed more misogynistic behaviors (i.e., faster buttocks-touching).

54 utaneous, or fascial edema of the thighs and buttocks were seen on STIR MRI in up to 85% of juvenile