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Annals of Vascular Surgery, 1988
Twenty-six peripheral arterial emboli complicating 14 cases of mural thrombi of the aorta were diagnosed between January 1978 and December 1986. None of these patients had any cardiovascular history; their mean age was 49 years. Presenting signs were acute ischemia of the lower limbs in 12 cases and chronic ischemia in two.
J M, Gagliardi +3 more
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Twenty-six peripheral arterial emboli complicating 14 cases of mural thrombi of the aorta were diagnosed between January 1978 and December 1986. None of these patients had any cardiovascular history; their mean age was 49 years. Presenting signs were acute ischemia of the lower limbs in 12 cases and chronic ischemia in two.
J M, Gagliardi +3 more
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2023
This project emerges from the desire of making a mural for the interior space of an abortion clinic. In 2023, in the United States, reproductive agency is a threatened right, which makes abortion clinics spaces of resistance, alternative narratives, and radical care.
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This project emerges from the desire of making a mural for the interior space of an abortion clinic. In 2023, in the United States, reproductive agency is a threatened right, which makes abortion clinics spaces of resistance, alternative narratives, and radical care.
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1967
The term "mural cell" designates the nonendothelial cells such as we see in the retinal capillaries. It is specific and descriptive, and does not invoke the ambiguities which surround the term pericyte. Although the mural cells are probably contractile and probably control flow through the maze of capillaries, their function has not been clearly ...
D G, Cogan, T, Kuwabara
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The term "mural cell" designates the nonendothelial cells such as we see in the retinal capillaries. It is specific and descriptive, and does not invoke the ambiguities which surround the term pericyte. Although the mural cells are probably contractile and probably control flow through the maze of capillaries, their function has not been clearly ...
D G, Cogan, T, Kuwabara
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2020
termine “Murale” indica nella sua accezione più comune una rappresentazione pittorica di grande immediatezza visiva, spesso di tematica politica o sociale, ese- guita in uno spazio perlopiù pubblico su murature o supporti mobili. Il contri- buto, a partire da un necessario inquadramento storico dalle origini agli sviluppi contemporanei di questa ...
fabio corbisiero +2 more
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termine “Murale” indica nella sua accezione più comune una rappresentazione pittorica di grande immediatezza visiva, spesso di tematica politica o sociale, ese- guita in uno spazio perlopiù pubblico su murature o supporti mobili. Il contri- buto, a partire da un necessario inquadramento storico dalle origini agli sviluppi contemporanei di questa ...
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Taking Murals Seriously: Basque Murals and Mobilisation
International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, 2015The purpose of this article is to take the admonition of taking the visual seriously into the realms of murals. It will present empirical data on contemporary murals in the Basque Country with a view to examining why murals are important to the abertzale-left, the broad left-wing nationalist movement in the Basque Country which includes but ranges far ...
Bill Rolston, Amaia Alvarez Berastegi
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Ensembles of endothelial and mural cells promote angiogenesis in prenatal human brain
Cell, 2022Elizabeth Erin Crouch
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