Multilocular Ovarian tumour Do. Simple Ovarian tumour Do. Multilocular Ovarian tumour Simple Ovarian tumour Multilocular Ovarian tumour Removal of Appendages (SalpingoOOphoritis) Removal of Appendages (Bleeding Fibroid) Hematosalpinx Do. Removal of Appendages for Bleeding Uterus Removal of Appendages for Bleeding Fibroid Multilocular Ovarian tumour Semi-solid Ovarian tumour Parovarian tumour Se...

Star-nosed moles have an extraordinary mechanosensory system consisting of 22 densely innervated nasal appendages covered with thousands of sensitive touch domes. A single appendage acts as the fovea and the star is constantly shifted to touch this foveal appendage to objects of interest. Here we investigated the receptive fields on the star and the response properties of 144 neurons in the mol...

inverted follicular keratosis (ifk) a benign tumor of skin appendages which is mostly presented as a solitary nodule with keratotic or scaling surface on the face of a middle aged or old patients but it can develop in other parts of the body. different studies have lead to development of different theories about the role of human papillomavirus (hpv) in this kind of skin tumor. the purpose of t...

Predicting response to biotherapeutics remains a major challenge in the field of bioengineering, especially since diffusion process high molecular weight molecules human tissue largely unknown. This study presents an innovative microfluidic system therapeutic formulations ex vivo skin explants. The FlowSkin® model is composed biopsy, which preserved proprietary matrix keep cells and appendages ...

OBJECTIVE To study the incidence of testicular and epididymal appendages in patients with cryptorchidism. MATERIALS AND METHODS We studied 65 patients with cryptorchidism, totalizing 83 testes and 40 patients who had prostate adenocarcinoma and hydrocele (control group), totalizing 55 testes. The following situations were analyzed: I) absence of testicular and epididymal appendages, II) prese...

The integument comprises the skin together with its appendages (Figures 1 & 2). These include hair and hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands, and nails. The skin covers the entire body and is the largest organ of the body. It covers a surface area of more than 1.7 m making up in total about 16% of normal body weight. It has an array of functions. These include acting as a barrier to physic...