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1 and upslanting versus downslanting palpebral fissures).

2 ne in both nasal and temporal sectors of the fissure.

3 xin A (BTA) in the treatment of chronic anal fissure.

4 a relationship to the closed embryonic optic fissure.

5 re promising agents in the treatment of anal fissure.

6 ting in concert surrounding the left sylvian fissure.

7 degrees , and 0 degrees ) sectors of the lid fissure.

8 nd subicular regions through the hippocampal fissure.

9 ns displayed a spatial preference toward the fissure.

10 ssected (LCM) tissue from the margins of the fissure.

11 way in directing proper closure of the optic fissure.

12 tioning of the ventral plexus in the choroid fissure.

13 expression in the anterior tip of the optic fissure.

14 e left cerebral hemisphere along the Sylvian fissure.

15 rms at its inferior part, known as the optic fissure.

16 along the dentate gyrus, subiculum, CA1 and fissure.

17 ription factor Pax2 and closure of the optic fissure.

18 having branches that reached the hippocampal fissure.

19 esulted in the abnormal closure of the optic fissure.

20 that this fissure was the superior accessory fissure.

21 ach to the left portal vein at the umbilical fissure.

22 ttal bands symmetric to the medial embryonic fissure.

23 ved as the SCD entered into the longitudinal fissure.

24 ory after they fail to cross the hippocampal fissure.

25 in lobule 6, slightly caudal to the primary fissure.

26 e best first-line treatment for chronic anal fissure.

27 mice reveals a delayed closure of the optic fissure.

28 stained relief of pain in patients with anal fissure.

29 ns and one unexpected cluster in the lateral fissure.

30 nergy needed to open the 6-7 August eruptive fissure.

31 rms an isolated pocket medial to the Sylvian fissure.

32 e, 41.2% for haemorrhoids and 57.1% for anal fissure.

33 haryngeal foramen separated from the metotic fissure.

34 for haemorrhoids and 41 presented with anal fissure.

35 ritical for regulating formation of specific fissures.

36 which are subsequently further subdivided by fissures.

37 indistinct occipital sinuses and cerebellar fissures.

38 e basement membrane specifically at emerging fissures.

39 ow set ears, and downward slanting palpebral fissures.

40 commonly aggregate near osteoarthritic (OA) fissures.

41 is highlighted by a total loss of sublobular fissures.

42 ld hypertelorism, and downslanting palpebral fissures.

43 frontal bossing, and down-slanting palpebral fissures.

44 tical access to regions situated within deep fissures.

45 and MEC using microprisms inserted into the fissures.

46 of the right lung with no visible interlobar fissures.

47 ing to the diagnosis of haemorrhoids or anal fissures.

48 a minor increase in the incidence of plaque fissuring.

49 both ex vivo and in vivo, leading to plaque fissuring.

50 ed with cartilage fibrillation, pitting, and fissuring.

51 n to an unstable morphology with rupture and fissuring.

52 ques, which may be accompanied by purpura or fissuring.

53 ard the hilus and delimited by a hippocampal fissure; 2) nonperiventricular adult neurogenesis; and 3

54 Thirty-four patients had 36 accessory fissures (26 right, 10 left).

55 fissures (36%), downward slanting palpebral fissures (32%), and lagophthalmos (28%).

56 on (60%), abnormal upward slanting palpebral fissures (36%), downward slanting palpebral fissures (32

57 Most strikingly, the base of each fissure acts as a boundary for gc precursor dispersion,

58 Anal fissure (AF) is regarded as a common problem, but there

59 ior-posterior axis into lobules separated by fissures, allowing the large number of cells needed for

60 nction of the cell's soma location along the fissure-alveus axis of the cell layer.

61 yed and/or incomplete closure of the ventral fissure, an excess of mesenchymal cells in the vitreous

62 al interface contains the parietal occipital fissure and can be traced posteriorly around the occipit

63 0(+) endothelium was seen in the hippocampal fissure and cortical blood vessels, notably from P14, sh

64 also appeared in cortices along the lateral fissure and intraparietal sulcus.

65 The fissure and its relationship to segmental bronchovascula

66 ax2 in coordinating the closure of the optic fissure and optic disc specification, which is necessary

67 primitive glial cells that line the choroid fissure and optic stalk/nerve to its junction with the o

68 ng both in normal closure of the human optic fissure and pathogenesis of coloboma.

69 vity leads to a failure to close the choroid fissure and progressive expansion of retinal tissue into

70 ed adduction, and narrowing of the palpebral fissure and retraction of the globe on attempted adducti

71 etween signals recorded from the hippocampal fissure and str. oriens but not the coherence between si

72 ta signals recorded (1) from the hippocampal fissure and stratum (str.) oriens of the CA1 region and

73 for 38 gyral regions, including the sylvian fissure and temporal and postcentral gyri, by using magn

74 rity) include cortex in and near the Sylvian fissure and the precentral gyrus.

75 that highlight distinct differences between fissured and intact cartilage surfaces.

76 ease in the total amount of surface which is fissured and thus leads to the conclusion that the surfa

77 Fbw7-deficient cerebella showed supranumeral fissures and aberrant progenitor cell migration.

78 n of selective Purkinje cell loss in certain fissures and by the observation that growth and migratio

79 r zone in regulating formation of additional fissures and for extensive cerebellar growth.

80 e descendents to regulate formation of three fissures and for general growth of the cerebellum.

81 he N lineage cells that separate to form the fissures and lateral ectodermal and mesodermal derivativ

82 ic disorder characterized by small palpebral fissures and other craniofacial malformations, often wit

83 stern Elysium, but seas and lakes from these fissures and previous water flooding events were presume

84 correct diagnosis, while hyperkeratosis and fissures and ridges were independent risk markers of der

85 caused by atherosclerotic plaque rupture or fissuring and subsequent occlusive or subocclusive throm

86 l nerve leaves the braincase via the metotic fissure) and homoplastic characters.

87 (central, peripheral, or abutting pleura or fissures), and attenuation (solid, calcified, or subsoli

88 development, failure of closure of the optic fissure, and impairment of growth of the eyecup.

89 st that there is delayed fusion of the optic fissure, and inner nuclear layer abnormalities indicate

90 neocortex just anterior to the main vertical fissure, and precisely locating it as we do here is usef

91 ula and other regions surrounding the rhinal fissure, and the medial prefrontal cortex.

92 the neural tube, body wall, face, and optic fissure, and they also display defects in lung and heart

93 idface hypoplasia, upward-slanting palpebral fissures, and a long philtrum) and mental retardation.

94 The presentation of painful defecation, anal fissures, and macroscopic blood in stools was highly sug

95 to other brain regions situated within deep fissures, and opens up these regions for study at cellul

96 ad articular cartilage contour irregularity, fissures, and/or thinning.

97 ss hippocampal layers and was largest at the fissure; and (3) a low-frequency rhythm with largest amp

98 ular nose; long, narrow upslanting palpebral fissures; and large, fleshy low-set ears.

99 round the temporal lobe and interhemispheric fissure, anterior-posterior stretch in the frontal and o

100 3.4] for >/= 4 partners), and report of anal fissures (aOR, 2.3 [95% CI, 1.1-4.8]) were associated wi

101 sional reconstruction shows that major brain fissures appear while most of the cerebral surface remai

102 rly located near the fundus of the calcarine fissure, approximately 25 mm away from the most posterio

103 al quality than those with unconsolidated or fissured aquifers, highlighting the vulnerability of the

104 egulate the formation of a normal pattern of fissures are poorly understood.

105 lts suggest that subarachnoid clots in sulci/fissures are sufficient to induce spreading depolarizati

106 sitive (Pax2+) cells demarcate the embryonic fissure as it forms in the ventral optic cup and optic s

107 Enthesis microdamage (fissuring) as well as vascular and reparative changes we

108 of angular stomatitis (AS), ie, thinning or fissuring at the mouth angles, increased 6-fold from Dec

109 his rearrangement creates a longer, narrower fissure between the V-shaped N-terminal helices and expo

110 isrupts human cortex surrounding the Sylvian fissure bilaterally including "Broca's area," the primar

111 es were observed in cortical and hippocampal fissure blood vessels, showing maximum density at P7, bu

112 Fourteen patients required surgery for anal fissure (Botox +/- fissurectomy 8; LIS 6).

113 centric hilum, longitudinal fissure, lack of fissure branching, fissure ratio, and maximum granule si

114 ebrows, hypertelorism, downslanted palpebral fissures, broad nasal base, long smooth philtrum and ful

115 s and lateral bank of the anterior calcarine fissure but was not characterized fully.

116 Complications of chronic anal fissure (CAF) treatments are prompting interest in lower

117 a large lipid core, endothelial denudation, fissured cap, severe stenosis, or combinations of these

118 h failure to close the neural tube and optic fissure, causing exencephaly and retinal coloboma, commo

119 art, imbibing water, increasing swelling and fissuring--characteristic manifestations of osteoarthros

120 a loss-of-function leads to lack of choroid fissure closure (known as a coloboma), a loss of optic n

121 r MITF in regulating processes such as optic-fissure closure and bone development or homeostasis, whi

122 basis of the presence or absence of an optic fissure closure defect (OFCD); those with OFCD were furt

123 (noi(tu29a) and gup(m189); congenital optic fissure closure defects).

124 ax2, the mechanism of the failure of choroid fissure closure is associated with a cell fate switch fr

125 JNK to regulate BMP4 expression during optic fissure closure is conserved in Drosophila during dorsal

126 Our results show that proper optic fissure closure relies on Wnt8b suppression by Foxg1 in

127 Optic fissure closure requires precise orchestration in timing

128 profile global gene expression during optic fissure closure using laser capture microdissected (LCM)

129 To test the hypothesis that optic fissure closure was apoptosis-dependent, the anti-apopto

130 the embryologic and molecular basis of optic fissure closure with clinical observations in patients w

131 s of ventral optic cup formation and choroid fissure closure, and that bcl6a is a direct target of Va

132 Pitx2, a gene required for normal optic fissure closure, is dramatically downregulated in the pe

133 zinc finger proteins Nlz1 and Nlz2 in normal fissure closure.

134 closer to a molecular understanding of optic fissure closure.

135 cantly less solute adsorption at surfaces of fissures compared to adjacent intact surfaces of damaged

136 phic evidence of emphysema heterogeneity and fissure completeness was associated with an enhanced res

137 On frontal radiographs, presence of this fissure correlated with a curvilinear band of atelectasi

138 the surface ahead of the main liquid-filled fissure could be the origin of many precursor eruptions.

139 mporal cortex, just dorsal to the perirhinal fissure, coursing from the level of the medial geniculat

140 A plume of water vapour escapes from fissures crossing the south polar region of the Saturnia

141 he temporal region and another had a choroid fissure cyst displacing the affected hippocampus; both i

142 ications, such as those with small palpebral fissures, deep-set eyes, corneal basement membrane dystr

143 ulation of signaling by Fz5 and Fz8 in optic fissure/disc formation and progenitor expansion.

144 laps with Fz5 in the neural retina and optic fissure/disc.

145 The optic fissure does not close in late VAD embryos, and severe f

146 Ventral closure of the optic cup and choroid fissure does not occur.

147 scle, which contracts to close the palpebral fissure during blinking.

148 esulting from incomplete fusion of the optic fissure during development.

149 ene networks underlying closure of the optic fissure during vertebrate eye development are poorly und

150 er (EGL) is selectively retarded in the deep fissures during early postnatal development.

151 ng of the right eyelid with narrow palpebral fissure, dysarthria, anisocoria (narrower pupil on the r

152 step in substrate disintegration, elongated fissures emerge which develop into coniform cracks as di

153 Here we show that the massive 2014-2015 fissure eruption in Holuhraun, Iceland, reduced the size

154 Dyke growth was slowed down by an effusive fissure eruption near the end of the dyke.

155 anule cell precursors located at the base of fissures fail to undergo cell shape changes required for

156 Ultimately the ventral fissure fails to close resulting in coloboma.

157 rying mutations in the noi gene, the choroid fissure fails to close, glial cells of the optic nerve f

158 al morphogenetic movements and the embryonic fissure fails to form normally.

159 omy in mineralized arthropods from Paleogene fissure fillings and demonstrate the value of these foss

160 il tarsiid from the middle-Eocene Shanghuang fissure-fillings in southern Jiangsu Province, China.

161 Fissures, fistulas, abscesses, and anal canal stenosis a

162 res lateral internal sphincterotomy for anal fissure, fistulotomy, and ileal pouch reconstruction can

163 ithin the aquifer and indicated small-medium fissure flows to be the dominant pathway, delivering 52-

164 In addition, the positioning and timing of fissure formation are altered.

165 nsplantation experiments that Tbx18 controls fissure formation in the late stages of somite maturatio

166 ntact N lineage cells at or near the time of fissure formation, ablation experiments suggest that the

167 ing correlates spatially and temporally with fissure formation, and that Gli2 is the main activator d

168 ts, including ectopic neurons and defects in fissure formation, Bergmann glia organization and baseme

169 astically alters the timing and placement of fissure formation, the migration and positioning of gran

170 glia-basement membrane adhesion required for fissure formation.

171 ese contacts are not required for initiating fissure formation.

172 ng vertebrate eye morphogenesis, a transient fissure forms at its inferior part, known as the optic f

173 and impedes the lateral edges of the choroid fissure from meeting and fusing.

174 f the basal ganglia, widening of the Sylvian fissures, fronto-temporal atrophy and severe spongiform

175 than their wildtype counterparts, and optic fissure fusion is delayed.

176 in the mutant, such as those affecting optic fissure fusion, is a reflection of the extent of develop

177 Closure of the optic fissure has been well characterized and many genetic alt

178 ct in to control growth and/or patterning of fissures has not been determined.

179 The primary end point was fissure healing after 3 months.

180 h signaling results in formation of an extra fissure in a position conserved in rat.

181 eps of fusion are: widening of a hydrophobic fissure in bilayers for stalk formation, splay within th

182 o avoid surgery for haemorrhoids and/or anal fissure in Crohn's disease (CD) patients is still curren

183 dal plate, the otic capsules and the metotic fissure in gnathostomes.

184 up is needed to assess the risk of recurrent fissure in patients with GTN.

185 The midposterior fundus of the Sylvian fissure in the human brain is central to the cortical pr

186 e chemical sphincterotomy capable of healing fissures in a small series of cases.

187 surgical treatment of haemorrhoids and anal fissures in CD patients over a period of 8 years.

188 tegral to determining the distinct number of fissures in each species.

189 ular to the walls of vertical synsedimentary fissures in microbial reefs.

190 generally uniform, with visualization of the fissures in most cases.

191 een devoted to neighborhood inequalities and fissures in the civic infrastructure that potentially ch

192 Importantly, the pattern of the remaining fissures in the mutants corresponds to the first fissure

193 Anal fissures in women who report never having had anal inter

194 t common changes were cell clustering and/or fissuring (in 76% of entheses).

195 l to undergo cell shape changes required for fissure initiation.

196 ved in SW generation surrounding the lateral fissure (insula, superior temporal, parietal, middle fro

197 is and today consists primarily of assessing fissure integrity (FI).

198 with frequent axonal projections across the fissure into the CA1 and subicular regions.

199 The lava erupted from a fissure, inundated the channels, and drained downstream

200 bsence of Tbr2, formation of the hippocampal fissure is abnormal, leading to aberrant development of

201 Delayed fusion of the fissure is consistently associated with the Bst/+ genoty

202 Anal fissure is most commonly treated surgically by internal

203 ), a cortical vestibular area in the sylvian fissure, is not responsive to optic flow.

204 located at the posterior end of the sylvian fissure, is strongly interconnected with PIVC, and recei

205 aracteristics (eccentric hilum, longitudinal fissure, lack of fissure branching, fissure ratio, and m

206 Mean palpebral fissure, levator function, and margin reflex distance we

207 cessory fissures were manifested by a normal fissure line; two, by slight thickening or minimal linea

208 Disruption of a plaque, ulceration, tears, fissures, lipid-rich or fibrous lesions, and luminal or

209 re-sized ice particles from a series of warm fissures located near its south pole.

210 the basal lamina does not occur at the optic fissure margin.

211 differ with respect to caries: (C1) pit and fissure molar surfaces, (C2) mandibular anterior surface

212 both abduction and adduction, with palpebral fissure narrowing and globe retraction in adduction.

213 Most affected eyes had lid fissure narrowing and retraction in adduction.

214 otemporal suture and medially by the orbital fissure; none extended above the lesser sphenoid wing.

215 cular thalamic nucleus (RTN) and the primary fissure of the cerebellum of the posthypoxic animals.

216 ts with a prospectively identified accessory fissure of the lower lobe were reviewed and correlated w

217 A superior accessory fissure of the lower lobe, more common on the right than

218 These cells populate the choroid fissure of the optic disk, the body of the optic stalk a

219 ed of an elaborate set of folia separated by fissures of different lengths, remains largely unexplore

220 on inside a temperature gradient in pores or fissures of rocks.

221 ults from errors in the sealing of the optic fissure (OF), a transient structure at the bottom of the

222 from the source of silicate lava (caldera or fissure, often with red pyroclastic deposits).

223 parterial bronchi and absence of middle lobe fissure on CTscans suggesting heterotaxy syndrome.

224 Lobar segmentations delineated by major fissures on both CT scans were used to calculate the per

225 ema and a target lobe with intact interlobar fissures on CT of the thorax.

226 It is thought that the Cerberus Fossae fissures on Mars were the source of both lava and water

227 nt or interventional procedure consisting of fissure opening with linear cutting staplers buttressed

228 nt or interventional procedure consisting of fissure opening with linear cutting staplers buttressed

229 acy of alginate staple-line reinforcement of fissure openings as compared with stapling alone, with o

230 acy of alginate staple-line reinforcement of fissure openings as compared with stapling alone, with o

231 Endpoints were healing of the fissure or condition after 8 weeks of treatment.

232 ated with a failure in fusion of the choroid fissure or in some instances, more severe ventral optic

233 e peaks most often occurred over the Sylvian fissure or the upper bank of the posterior superior temp

234 me, is elevated in culprit lesions that have fissured or ruptured in patients with sudden death from

235 y nonobstructive plaques, which are prone to fissures or rupture resulting in presentation of acute c

236 the time of MR imaging visualization of the fissures or sulci were compared with the GA guidelines b

237 7.1%), and signs of fungal infection, cracks/fissures, or maceration between toes (36.3%); 30.9% had

238 Historically, the terms superior orbital fissure, orbital apex, and cavernous sinus have been use

239 symmetrical relative to the interhemispheric fissure, other regions express asymmetric patterns of re

240 enotypes in the lesions was less than in the fissure (p < 0.001) or buccal (p = 0.011) sites.

241 CA-to-OA ratio and proptosis (P<0.001), lid fissure (P = 0.004), and intraocular pressure (P<0.001).

242 correlated with proptosis (P<0.0001) and lid fissure (P<0.045).

243 After closure of the embryonic fissure, Pax2 immunostaining disappears from the ventral

244 ent dentition caries, as well as for pit-and-fissure- (PF) and smooth- (SM) surface caries.

245 g ventilatory obstruction, and lesions along fissures predisposed patients to chest tube placement (P

246 eterogeneous emphysema and intact interlobar fissures produces significant improvements in lung funct

247 luding long, narrow and upslanting palpebral fissures, prominent nasal bridge, square dental arch and

248 arse facies, puffy eyelids, narrow palpebral fissures, prominent supraorbital ridges, a bulbous nose,

249 itudinal fissure, lack of fissure branching, fissure ratio, and maximum granule size) to each of 323

250 Chronic anal fissures remain a challenging condition.

251 idence that cell death is required for optic fissure remodelling.

252 urvive to birth, but fail to close the optic fissure (retinal coloboma).

253 rate the in situ distribution of biofilms on fissure rock faces using video documentation.

254 Fissure sealant (FS) and fluoride varnish (FV) are effec

255 The fissure-sealing of newly erupted molars is an effective

256 ark a stage at which the balance of the oral fissure shifted from mostly teeth to mostly baleen.

257 at times when geophysical models predict its fissures should be under tension and therefore may be wi

258 retina despite the presence of an open fetal fissure, showing that coloboma and retinal folding repre

259 ssion in the nasal and temporal edges of the fissure.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Coloboma is an ocular dis

260 dysfunction (dry skin, less acidic skin, and fissured skin), and atopic dermatitis (AD) with a severe

261 rdation, microcephaly, up-slanting palpebral fissures, small testes, and stature shorter than that of

262 alized antithrombotic efficacy at denuded or fissured stenotic high-risk lesions without systemic ble

263 nterior surfaces, (C3) posterior non-pit and fissure surfaces, (C4) maxillary anterior surfaces, and

264 tion, normalized mean surface intensities of fissured surfaces of injured explants were 6%, 40%, and

265 terface, allowing formation of the acellular fissure that defines the somite boundary.

266 nnections of the cortex dorsal to the rhinal fissure that includes the RAIC have been examined previo

267 ression roughly corresponding to the primary fissure that separates the cerebellum into anterior and

268 ervations show eruptions from "tiger stripe" fissures that are sustained (although tidally modulated)

269 ures in the mutants corresponds to the first fissures that form during normal development.

270 s a general loss of prominence of cerebellar fissures that is highlighted by a total loss of sublobul

271 d by the formation of a series of transverse fissures that subdivide initially continuous columns of

272 he skull roof) but lacking a ventral cranial fissure, the presence of which is considered a derived f

273 st, concomitantly with the loss of branchial fissures, the acquisition of a feeding mechanism based o

274 stresses that would affect the width of the fissures; therefore, the quantity of water vapour releas

275 rieved from in vivo and assessed for surface fissure, thickness, density, chondrocyte numbers, collag

276 Failure of the optic fissure to close gives rise to an ocular disorder known

277 in zebrafish leads to a failure of the optic fissure to close, a phenotype which closely resembles th

278 CA1 appear to sprout across the hippocampal fissure to preferentially synapse onto early-born DGCs.

279 section with the lateral aspect of the major fissure toward the infrahilar region on the right and th

280 include a long, narrow nose, short palpebral fissures, type III syndactyly, and dental abnormalities

281 in early visual areas close to the calcarine fissure (V1/V2 border).

282 ng slices taken perpendicular to the Sylvian fissure, volumes of the hippocampus, amygdala, anterior

283 The parietal occipital fissure was demonstrated along the medial surface of the

284 he human somatosensory cortex in the Sylvian fissure was examined using functional magnetic resonance

285 Otherwise, if the fissure was incomplete or the lung had an emphysematous

286 Otherwise, if the fissure was incomplete or the lung had an emphysematous

287 After 3 months healing of the fissure was noted in 32 of 74 (43%) patients in the dilt

288 ronchovascular structures revealed that this fissure was the superior accessory fissure.

289 thriving at 1.4 km depths in palaeometeoric fissure water up to 12,300 yr old in South African mines

290 c cup and stalk and the closure of the optic fissure were substantially rescued in these embryos.

291 lateral pleural puncture, and lesions along fissures were associated with higher [corrected] pneumot

292 Four of the 36 accessory fissures were manifested by a normal fissure line; two,

293 CD200 was mainly observed in the hippocampal fissure, where GFAP(+) /CD200(+) astrocytes were also fo

294 the timing of initiation and positioning of fissures, whereas in upper rhombic lip-derived cells the

295 of the dendritic tree (distance from soma to fissure), which was 20% greater in the monkey.

296 white matter caudal to the posterior sylvian fissure, which included the posterior supramarginal gyru

297 thin the expanding hemifusion diaphragm, and fissure widening initiating pore formation in a hemifusi

298 Homogeneous solid nodules, attached to a fissure with a lentiform or triangular shape, were class

299 y syndromes often involves plaque rupture or fissure with platelet aggregation.

300 The complex spatial association of the PCC fissure zone with the Liquine-Ofqui Fault zone was likel