midsagittal การใช้

• This image shows a midsagittal cross-section of a human brain.
• The midsagittal line of the face is also concave.
• Midsagittal cross-section of a human brain.
• Because 3D articulographs are able to measure outside of the midsagittal plane, a less restrictive headmount is able to be used.
• Finally, a P37 scalp potential is seen over the midline scalp lateral to the midsagittal plane, but ipsilateral to the leg stimulated.
• In two-dimensional articulography, transmitter coils are placed in an equilateral triangle along the midsagittal plane at the forehead, chin, and neck.
• The distributions of these pits are not random, but rather found along the raised edges of the midsagittal groove and often in the groove as well.
• The normal lumbar central canal has a midsagittal diameter ( front to back ) greater than 13 mm ., with an area of 1.45 square cm.
• The sense of touch of each is restricted to her body half; this shades off at the midsagittal plane such that there is a small amount of overlap at the midline.
• A pharyngeal flap surgery unites the posterior pharyngeal wall and the soft palate to definitively occlude the midsagittal aspect of the palatopharyngeal port while bilaterally maintaining patencies between the nasopharynx and oropharynx to facilitate nasal respiration and resonance during the production of nasal phonemes.
• Because of the geometric orientation of the transmitter coils, accurate readings are able to be taken as long as the sensor coils placed on the tongue stay within about a centimeter of the midsagittal plane and are not angled at more than 30 degrees.
• Through the transmitter configuration and ability to measure in multiple dimensions, three-dimensional articulographs are able to make measurements outside of the midsagittal plane . 2D articulographs require restrictive headmounts to ensure that the subject's head does not move off the plane of measurement.
• As such, midsagittal pharyngeal flaps designed to be wide enough to mitigate palatopharyngeal incompetence in patients with minimal lateral pharyngeal wall adduction run the risk of being so wide they fail to allow the preservation of bilateral palatopharyngeal ports large enough to safeguard the capacity for nasal respiration.