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Gluteus maximus cross-sectional area/density in 1-year mortality prediction for oldest-old hip fracture patients. [PDF]
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Cross-sectional area of the mandible
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1997The anatomy of the mandible was examined by measuring the cross-sectional area (CSA) of multiple regions of 10 fully dentulous hemimandibles to provide a better understanding of regional structural differences that may have implications regarding biomechanical strength, surgical reconstruction, and fracture site frequency.Fifteen cuts from the condyle ...
W, Schubert, B J, Kobienia, R A, Pollock
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Determinants of glomerular cross‐sectional area
The Journal of Pathology, 1990AbstractA method of measurement of glomerular cross‐sectional area was applied to 267 renal biopsies from 19 groups of patients with well‐defined pathological and clinical conditions. There was a correlation between the mean glomerular area for each group and the percentage of global sclerosis in each group.
K M, Newbold, A J, Howie
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Volumes and Cross-Sectional Areas
Mathematics Magazine, 2001(2001). Volumes and Cross-Sectional Areas. Mathematics Magazine: Vol. 74, No. 4, pp. 288-295.
William T. England, T. Len Miller
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Automated Measurement of Melanoma Cross-Sectional Area
The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1998The object of this study was to evaluate the prognostic impact of a cross-sectional area measured in routinely stained slides of cutaneous melanoma using fully automated image analysis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained slides of 238 specimens of primary cutaneous melanoma with Clark levels III to V were evaluated by digital image analysis using color video ...
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Cross-Sectional Area and Muscular Strength
Sports Medicine, 2008A brief review is provided on the relationship of strength to muscle cross-sectional area (CSA). It is commonly believed that maximal force and CSA are strongly related. Studies examining varying levels of training status display discordant data suggesting complex relationships between training status, CSA and peak force.
Eric J, Jones +3 more
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Cross-sectional area of flexible tubes
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 1979Kresch (1977) presented the results of calculations which determined the cross-sectional shapes assumed by flexible, elastic tubes for varying transmural pressures. Extensions of these results are presented here in the form of graphs of the cross-sectional area as a function of the transmural pressure.
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The Incidence and Cross-sectional Area of the Meniscofemoral Ligament
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2006Background The incidence, morphologic characteristics, and cross-sectional area of meniscofemoral ligaments of the knee are still not clarified. Hypothesis The incidence of meniscofemoral ligaments is very high, and they contribute ...
Shinya, Nagasaki +5 more
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The estimation of the cross‐sectional area of the ulna and radius
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1974AbstractPostero‐anterior radiographs of 20 clean, dry ulnae were taken. The width of each bone was measured on its radiograph at 30 sites along the length of the bone. The ulnae were then sectioned at these sites and the cross‐sectional areas of the sections were determined. For each measurement site, a regression equation, together with its associated
A, Horsman, A E, Leach
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