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• Some morphologically special medullar lesions ( wedge-shaped ) have also been linked to venous insufficiency.
• It continues down the corticospinal tracts through the capsule, midbrain, and pons where it arrives at the medullar pyramids.
• Rarely, a pheochromocytoma ( tumor of the medullar tissue of the adrenal glands, which are located anterior to the kidney ), may result in an adrenergic storm.
• This species is characteristic by the occurrence of Latin " cassus ", meaning " devoid ", due to this species'lack of medullar reactive substances.
• :: : Cheery reading on the effects of a lethal dose of cocaine ( from the article )-toxicity results in seizures, followed by respiratory and circulatory depression of medullar origin.
• Autopsy examination concluded that Paul and Fayed had both suffered a rupture in the isthmus of the aorta and a fractured spine, with, in the case of Paul, a medullar section in the cervical region.
• "Those who manage to resolve the ( emotional ) conflict get cured, those that can't resolve it don't, " said one patient, journalist Ana Pena who was diagnosed with lymphatic and medullar cancer in Madrid in 1993.
• Peter Bowler with coauthor Janet Marsh in the " Lichen Flora of the Greater Sonoran Desert " stated that  there are no generic differences between it [ " Vermilacinia " ] and " Niebla " .  In support of their conclusion they stated that  none of the earlier studies proposed separating groups at the generic level within " Niebla ",  and that in a 1976 presentation he ( Bowler ) concluded that the hyphal aggregation embedded in the medulla of some of the larger rock and sand inhabiting forms of " N . homalea " and " N . josecuervoi " were not of generic significance, and noted that medullar hyphae in all species adhered to one degree or another .  Reference to the 1976 presentation was not in the Literature Cited.