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• He was told he probably had " deep veinous thrombosis, " and should seek medical attention.
• This research proved that stimulation of the calf muscles by the Veinoplus can be effective in preventing Deep Veinous Thrombosis ( DVT ) and Pulmonary Emboli ( PE ).
• In extant insects, the term implies a retention of primitive characteristics but not necessarily a simplicity of design in comparison to the veinous network of other modern insect wings.
• However, a normal Radiograph, CT, and MRI may help to exclude other pathology such as arterio-veinous malformation, tumor, temporomandibular joint disorder, or MS.
• The top of the egg is disinfected by wiping it with alcohol and then the egg is candled to identify a non-veinous area in the allantoic cavity where a small hole is poked to serve as a pressure release.
• "Uh, 80-year-old female with AVM ( arterial-veinous malformation, a tangle of veins and arteries that impedes blood flow in the brain ), speech and motor skills are within normal range, looks like she's a candidate for discharge,"
• The TKTS booth was built as the Pompidou Center was being constructed in Paris, but Schiff said he was not inspired by _ indeed, at the time might not have even known about _ the veinous, transparently expressed steel armature designed by Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers and Gianfranco Franchini.
• In 1852, he evidenced the presence of lecithin in veinous blood ( " Recherches chimiques sur les mati鑢es grasses du sang veineux de l'homme " ), and in 1856, in bile as well ( " Recherches sur la nature chimique et les propri閠閟 des mati鑢es grasses contenues dans la bile " ).
• Some of Whistler's most celebrated works are here : the " Symphony in White, No . 1 : The White Girl " and the somber portrait of Carlyle, a masterpiece of realism that in its mournful visage, mottled complexion and veinous hand perfectly captures both the writer's human frailty and the keenness of his intellect.