Superficial Saturation

Superficial siderosis.

Case 1 An elderly patient presented with insidious onset of sensorineural hearing loss. The past history was unremarkable except for insidious onset of weakness of left lower limb. Physical examination revealed left hemiparesis with upgoing left plantar. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of brain revealed a large flow void in the interpeduncular cistern suggestive of aneurysm arising from the to...

Early Marjolin's Ulcer after Minimal Superficial Burn

Superficial multiple fibromatosis( combined 3 syndromes)

A 50 years old male patient to referred to our clinic for multiple hard diffused lesions on palms, plantars and penis. The Genesis of the problem goes back to 10 years earlier. The lesions appeared first on the soles and gradually new lesions appeared on the palms and eventually on the penis, so that stretching and contraction of the fingers and toes has become painful. During the last 6 years,...

Saturation (Imaging)

Related Concepts – Overexposure – Radiometric response functions – Full well capacity – Blooming – Dynamic range – High dynamic range imaging Definition In imaging, saturation is a type of distortion where the recorded image is limited to some maximum value, interfering with the measurement of bright regions of the scene.

Generic Saturation

Assuming that ORD is ! + !-Erdd os we show that if a class forcing amenable to L (an L-forcing) has a generic then it has one deenable in a set-generic extension of LO # ]. In fact we may choose such a generic to be periodic in the sense that it preserve the indiscernibility of a nal segment of a periodic subclass of the Silver indiscernibles, and therefore to be almost codable in the sense tha...