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1 s: 197 penetrating; 109 rupture; 19 IOFB; 11 perforating.

2 This is achieved by periodically perforating a natural crystal alpha-MoO(3) that hosts in

3 ast two different forms of appendicitis: non-perforating and perforating, often referred to as uncomp

4 ho have been stratified into the aggressive (perforating) and contained (nonperforating) forms.

5 One is aggressive and fistulizing (perforating), and the other is contained, indolent, and

6 llection (n = 3), diverticulitis (n = 2), or perforating appendicitis (n = 1).

7 ed postoperative fluid collection (n = 115), perforating appendicitis (n = 6), diverticulitis (n = 16

8 However, occluded perforating arteries have only rarely been observed at p

9 Magnetic Resonance Imaging allows the small perforating arteries in the brain to be visualised, and

10 velocity and higher pulsatility index within perforating arteries of the centrum semiovale (mean diff

11 muscular branches and the communicating and perforating arteries were routinely seen.

12 type characterized by pathology of the small perforating arteries, which supply the sub-cortical stru

13 er) was greater than the expected width of a perforating artery (<0.8 mm in diameter).

14 basal ganglia have been associated with deep perforating artery arteriolosclerosis.

15 tent with an occluded (or at least abnormal) perforating artery associated with the relevant lacunar

16 ncluded: basal ganglia and centrum semiovale perforating artery blood flow velocity and pulsatility,

17 The first septal perforating artery had no detectable connection to the A

18 s thought to result from occlusion of a deep perforating artery in the basal ganglia, centrum semiova

19 Possible extension of the first septal perforating artery to the AVN was evaluated.

20 her the use of contrast enhancement improves perforating artery visualisation at 7 T remains unclear.

21 educed, whereas the ipsilaterally projecting perforating axons appear relatively normal.

22 had approximately one additional feed artery perforating both the soleus (young, 3.3 +/- 0.2; old, 2.

23 A proximal septal perforating branch of the left anterior descending (LAD)

24 been implemented using a caplet design with perforating channels of increasing width (0.2, 0.4, 0.6,

25 Occurrence of esophageal perforating complications during follow-up was related t

26 identify patients at high risk of esophageal perforating complications only occurring in patients wit

27 to be a significant predictor for esophageal perforating complications.

28 e during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, except for perforating corneal and/or scleral lacerations without u

29 Whereas perforating corneal incision injury induced primarily wo

30 Using two different mouse models of acute (perforating corneal incision injury) and chronic (cornea

31 Using a mouse model of perforating corneal injury that causes acute and severe

32 The most common procedure was repair of non-perforating corneal lacerations with or without foreign

33 ne porin C were more likely to have internal perforating disease (50.0% vs. 30.7%; P = 0.001) and to

34 geal thermal ulcers showed the occurrence of perforating esophageal complications.

35 m meningeal arteries, en-passant arteries or perforating feeders.

36 r branch of descending genicular artery (1), perforating femoral arteries (3), posterior tibial recur

37 significant vision loss persists in cases of perforating globe injuries as well as open and closed-gl

38 By laser-perforating holes with different sizes and spacings in t

39 A perforating indication for initial resection and a longe

40 A perforating indication for initial surgery (P < 0.001) a

41 e (OTS) using presenting VA, the presence of perforating injury, OGI, and afferent pupillary defect w

42 s unusual treatment of a through-and-through perforating lateral periodontal cyst.

43 athways of the superficial lymphatic system, perforating lymphatic vessels, and the deep lymphatic sy

44 sualization of the deep lymphatic system and perforating lymphatic vessels.

45 t forms of appendicitis: non-perforating and perforating, often referred to as uncomplicated and comp

46 whether the indication for initial surgery (perforating or nonperforating) or the duration of preope

47 The perforating pathway (PFP) intersects the corpus callosum

48 1)(,)(32) >200 of which show holes made by a perforating predator.(33)(,)(34) Critically, the frequen

49 aimed to compare the number of peripapillary perforating scleral vessels (PPSVs) between eyes with an

50 in the macula, and the relationships between perforating scleral vessels and retinal-choroidal struct

51 Perforating scleral vessels are often present beneath th

52 Main outcome measures were the prevalence of perforating scleral vessels at the site of the lacquer c

53 amination revealed type 2 diabetes and a non-perforating, spiculated corneal abscess with a hypopyon

54 , a new type of nanopore can be generated by perforating the basal planes.

55 te delivery of the genome-containing core by perforating the endosomal membrane.

56 rforated the stomach and possibly one thread perforating the intestine.

57 here proapoptotic Bax triggers cell death by perforating the mitochondrial outer membrane.

58 essel wall shear-stress in the feed arteries perforating the soleus and gastrocnemius muscles.

59 ric protein assembly that kills pathogens by perforating their cell envelopes.

60 ly that defends the host against bacteria by perforating their membranes.

61 organization of PNNs and the synaptic inputs perforating them in primary visual cortex.

62 (52.38 %), retina--seven cases (33.33 %) and perforating--three cases (14.28 %).

63 ng endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) of small perforating veins.

64 ailable for 8 cases and clearly depicted the perforating vessel's course through the sclera and its t

65 t scleral expansion at the location of these perforating vessels may play a role in the formation of

66 ed fasciocutaneous sliding flap based on the perforating vessels running through fascial septae recru