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    DCE-TI Case Study

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    Overlap in morphologic characteristics and kinetic features of malignant and benign lesions caused improper classifications. In an attempt to increase diagnostic efficacy, mainly the specificity of breast MR, we evaluated the additional role of DWI and MRS. We ensured that DWI was performed prior to contrast enhancement to

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    benign lesions caused improper classifications. In an attempt to increase diagnostic efficacy, mainly the specificity of breast MR, we evaluated the additional role of DWI and MRS. We ensured that DWI was performed prior to contrast enhancement to avoid the effect of contrast material.

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    The poem “Anastrophe Elegy” by Rebecca Foust tells the story of a woman who falls madly in love with a man. This woman, was the “it girl” she was talented, smart, beautiful, and athletic. She had many different roles in peoples lives such as girlfriend, wife, mother, friend, coach and many more. However, she met a man whom she falls in love with. As a result of love she gives her all to him. She went above and beyond for this man giving up much of herself to make sure he was happy. After spending

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    Gastrointestinal Lesions

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    Gastrointestinal lesions involved the distal colon or rectum, gastric cardia, ileum, cecum, and esophagus. With the exception of the esophagus, lesions were characterized by mucosal necrosis that had progressed to erosion or ulceration in more advanced lesions, proliferation of underlying fibroblasts, and infiltration by low numbers of neutrophils and macrophages. Necrosis of the GALT appeared to precede mucosal involvement in many of the lesions (Fig. 6D). There were very few syncytia. Antigen was

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    Lesion Studies

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    Lesion Studies are the study of the effects and relationship between physiological and psychological processes within certain areas of the brain and central nervous system which have been damaged or rendered none-operational due to some form of accidental damage or because of experimentation. Therefore a Lesion is an area of brain tissue that has been damaged by an accident, disease or infection, or placed in a state of none-function by an experimental trial. Within Biological Psychology they are

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    condition that results from hemispheric damage. Patients suffering from this condition fail to acknowledge a stimuli situated contralaterally to their hemispheric lesion (Verdon, Schwartz, S, Lovblad, Hauert, & Vuilleumier, 2001). Lesions on both the left and right hemisphere can cause neglect, however, only the right hemisphere lesions cause lasting deficits (Stone, Halligan, & Greenwood, 1993), which is the reason for the opinion that the right hemisphere is dominant for attention. Although neglect

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    Vascular lesions occur when one or two large blood vessels or many smaller vessels form just underneath the skin. These vessels are visible through the skin and form red splotches or many different sizes and shapes. They form on any part of the body and are called port wine stains, cherry angiomas, hemangiomas and broken capillaries. Once they form, vascular lesions will not go away by themselves. The most common growths and malformations of blood vessels are: Hemangiomas – these are common in

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    Pigmented Skin Lesions

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    enable non-expert user to distinguish between benign and malignant pigmented skin lesions using a new threshold based algorithm. 282 macroscopic images of pigmented skin lesions were taken by conventional digital cameras with different spatial resolutions from several online dermatology database with minimum constraints of imaging conditions. The proposed method involves three stages: Firstly, to accurately determine lesion area, preprocessing stage remove effects of macroscopic images artifacts such

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    Pacular Lesions Essay

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    Histologically, papular lesions show acanthosis, individual keratinocyte necrosis, and basal vacuolization. This is accompanied by a superficial and deep perivascular, lymphohistiocytic infiltrate in the dermis. Lesions in the vesicular stage demonstrate spongiosis with reticular and ballooning degeneration. Multinucleated epithelial giant cells may be seen. Pustular lesions are characterized by epidermal necrosis with numerous eosinophils and neutrophils, many displaying karyorrhexis. Necrosis

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    Periapical Lesion Essay

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    an implant in a socket with periapical lesion as a contraindication, but several studies which were conducted do not show any significant difference compared to those with healthy sockets. The disadvantage of the placement of implants into the sockets of teeth with periapical lesions is the potential for implant contamination during the initial healing period because of remnants of the infection.(8,13,162)Bacteroides species can inhabit tooth periapical lesions while being encapsulated in a polysaccharide

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