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Pathological accumulation of white blood cells in tissue | |
Pathological accumulation of lipofuscin is implicated in | |
Pathological addiction (gambling, shopping, internet por | |
rd is generally used to describe natural or | pathological anatomical structures made out of a hard la |
gy and Anatomical pathology and head of the | Pathological Anatomical Institute of the University of B |
g nerves was discovered and named by German | pathological anatomist Rudolf Virchow in 1854. |
al degree, and afterwards was director of a | pathological anatomy laboratory in Clamart (1868-1878). |
arranged a position for him as prosector in | pathological anatomy at the University of Freiburg, and |
In 1881 he became a professor of | pathological anatomy in Giessen, and two years later gar |
In 1884 he was appointed professor of | pathological anatomy at the Senkenbergsche Stiftung in F |
He was a professor of | pathological anatomy at the Norwegian School of Veterina |
ncerned himself with work on the normal and | pathological anatomy of the ear in Anton Weichselbaum's |
na, Berlin, and Paris, he was instructor in | pathological anatomy in 1870-1873, assistant professor i |
he was a professor of general pathology and | pathological anatomy at the University of Jena, and from |
in 1835 by Mathieu Orfila as the Museum of | Pathological Anatomy of the Medicine Faculty of the Univ |
to Memphis in 1851 to teach physiology and | pathological anatomy at Memphis Medical College. |
In 1869 he became a full professor of | pathological anatomy at the University of Zurich, and fr |
ogy and transfusion medicine, microbiology, | pathological anatomy, radiology. |
A Manual of | Pathological Anatomy, with Charles Handfield Jones (Lond |
sa he became the school's first director of | pathological anatomy, and he remained there until his de |
cal doctors and innovators of his times (in | Pathological Anatomy, Histology, Microbiology and Experi |
Marburg in 1903 to head the department for | pathological anatomy. |
n Rokitansky, one of the founders of modern | pathological anatomy. |
ed Anton Dlauhy (1807-1888) as professor of | pathological anatomy. |
t occupant of the recently founded chair of | pathological anatomy. |
ded Julius Cohnheim (1839-1884) as chair of | pathological anatomy. |
full range of radiological facilities, full | pathological and microbiological laboratories. |
sh otologist, whose career was dedicated to | pathological and anatomical studies of the ear. |
the underlying biological, | pathological and pharmacological processes can lead to a |
Sexual Life of Woman in Its Physiological, | Pathological and Hygienic Aspects) |
xicity of cannabis abuse is associated with | pathological and behavioural effects leading to a wide v |
ious medical transactions and journals: 1. ' | Pathological and Practical Observations on Diseases of t |
rmed the basis of his more extensive works: | Pathological and Practical Researches on Diseases of the |
e Bloch, homosexuality was analyzed using a | pathological approach. |
new depths in Eiki Eiki's glorification of | pathological behavior". |
ensin II or beta-adrenergic agonist-induced | pathological cardiac hypertrophy in mouse. |
In subjects who smoke marijuana, these | pathological changes occur at a younger age (approximate |
Pathological changes in the affected areas by the mites | |
rust and smut fungi were the causes of the | pathological changes in disease plants. |
cells of the brain are one of the earliest | pathological changes, and some experiments have found th |
In 1844 Heller established a laboratory of | pathological chemistry in Vienna's General Hospital, but |
s mainly in the fields of physiological and | pathological chemistry. |
sity of Toronto in chemical engineering and | pathological chemistry. |
onn, and in 1873-74 was an assistant at the | pathological clinic of Georg Eduard von Rindfleisch (183 |
Tools of the Trade EP, 15 & 16 are from the | Pathological Compilation and 17 is from the Grind Crushe |
rds ('North Atlantic Noise Attack' and the ' | Pathological Compilation'), recorded two Peel sessions a |
gy, engorgement is a naturally occurring or | pathological condition of vessels being saturated with f |
Free Erythrocyte porphyrin is a | pathological condition caused by deficiency of iron. |
Polycoria is a | pathological condition of the eye characterized by more |
A maculopathy is any | pathological condition of the macula, an area at the cen |
rmal developmental non-retractability and a | pathological condition (a condition deemed a problem). |
ing to strive to save their patients from a | pathological condition such as disease or injury using s |
rpose the cure of a proportionately serious | pathological condition of a pregnant woman are permitted |
This is a | pathological condition amenable by surgery." |
It is detected in large number of | pathological conditions and is considered a marker of NO |
his is significant in understanding certain | pathological conditions of the spine such as the typical |
should "get large doses of vitamin C in all | pathological conditions while the physician ponders the |
normal individuals and is also decreased in | pathological conditions such as systemic lupus erythemat |
can aggregate to form insoluble fibrils in | pathological conditions characterized by Lewy bodies, su |
wnturn of the film's protagonist within the | pathological conditions of American inner city life, is |
that blood composition varies in different | pathological conditions, and their findings showed the i |
ibutions in the study of urine and blood in | pathological conditions, and in 1843 and 1851 demonstrat |
ort to coordinate its levels with different | pathological conditions. |
Pagophagia ( | pathological consumption of ice) |
16. "An Epistle To A | Pathological Creep" |
g was constructed in 1895 and opened as the | Pathological Department of Central State Hospital. |
ildings for the male and female patients, a | pathological department, a "sick" hospital for the treat |
ed Wilson to the idea that alcoholism had a | pathological, disease-like basis. |
self: O'Neill (2005) notes Kemble's "almost | pathological dislike of Scandinavian interference in wha |
Primarily a | pathological disorder, it is also considered a form of p |
ure and treatment, with a physiological and | pathological disquisition into the influence of the vaso |
association of dark mysticism and Freudian | pathological dramas - or in his misty poetry, full of mo |
e best way to detect the parasite is by its | pathological effects on fetuses. |
re, which is based on Antoine's necklace, a | pathological embedding of the Cantor set into the 3-sphe |
psychotic experience need not be considered | pathological, especially if consideration is given to th |
Minne is experienced partly as a magical, | pathological, even fatal power, but also as a religious |
od patient history, swabs and cultures, and | pathological examination of a biopsy. |
s of l-rings so as to eliminate a number of | pathological examples. |
It is an abnormal, | pathological fear of having an injury. |
Mysophobia is a term used to describe a | pathological fear of contamination and germs. |
In wild guinea fowl the | pathological features in acute cases include anaemia, ja |
McCune-Albright syndrome), the clinical and | pathological features and different types of hyperparath |
The | pathological findings consist of an abundance of ganglio |
Pathological fire-setting, pyromania, is when the desire | |
The farnesylation of prelamin A and its | pathological form progerin is carried out by the enzyme |
Anthropophobia is an extreme, | pathological form of shyness and timidness. |
form of idealization and on the other end a | pathological form. |
ficant role in the progression to fibrosis ( | pathological formation of connective tissue). |
Pathological fractures can arise in affected metaphyses | |
anatomy, kinesiology, pathology, normal and | pathological gait, biomechanics, material science, evalu |
creted under stress, arousal, or thrill, so | pathological gamblers gamble to make up for their under- |
ganization that does scientific research on | pathological gambling and youth gambling. |
The doses tested for treating | pathological gambling were between 25-100 mg per day. |
r (hot-headedness), kleptomania (stealing), | pathological gambling, pyromania (fire-starting), and th |
ng drug addiction, smoking, overeating, and | pathological gambling. |
Otto Kernberg described what he called a ' | pathological grandiose self' - something consisting of a |
This article is about | pathological guilt over religious or moral issues. |
s a psychological disorder characterized by | pathological guilt about moral or religious issues. |
las der Pathologischen Histologie (Atlas of | Pathological Histology), published in seven parts from 1 |
mulate an immune response without causing a | pathological infection. |
erlin, and later became an assistant at the | pathological institute in Halle. |
thumb|left| Percy Erskine Nobbs's | Pathological Institute Building, McGill University, 1925 |
Blake Gardens and the Old | Pathological Institute (now Hong Kong Museum of Medical |
pzig, and from 1876 to 1908 was director of | pathological institute in Rostock. |
torate from Munich, and went to work at the | Pathological Institute of the University of Kiel. |
He specialized in | pathological investigations of infectious diseases, in p |
gree that is severe enough to be considered | pathological, it is sometimes called nyctophobia (from G |
volvement in the "business" which created a | pathological jealousy. |
assassination, describing D'Aubuisson as a | pathological killer, as early as his 1984 Salvadoran pre |
aft Assembly Bill 552, which provided for a | pathological laboratory and branch experiment station in |
Pathological laboratory | |
Pathological lesions in fetuses in experimental infectio | |
Ketoacidosis is a | pathological metabolic state marked by extreme and uncon |
electrophoresis is sufficient to screen for | pathological monoclonal plasmaproliferative disorders ot |
1967) was a Bulgarian veterinary scholar of | pathological morphology. |
Physicians and was appointed curator of the | Pathological Museum at University College. |
es F. Masterson proposed two categories for | pathological narcissism, exhibitionist and closet. |
His strange fixation with Ray and his | pathological need for respect that he cannot show to oth |
s the psychiatrist with a patient who has a | pathological obsession with horses, it was honored as be |
Assemblage of Every Species of Anatomical, | Pathological, Obstetrical, and Zootomical Preparations, |
Assemblage of Every Species of Anatomical, | Pathological, Obstetrical, and Zootomical Preparations, |
Clinical and | pathological overlap have led it to being considered as |
split 'particles'" Bion saw as expelled in | pathological p.i. by the psychotic, who would then go on |
e disease is most often associated with the | pathological persistence of aluminium hydroxide used in |
l is instead reserved for an ego defense in | pathological personalities'. |
ng and sickness as a result of delirium, of | pathological perversion |
One cause of acquired, | pathological phimosis is chronic balanitis xerotica obli |
say that teachers would "also recognise the | pathological preference for science over arts and all th |
Biorheological analyses of | pathological processes and their clinical implications i |
channels, and function in physiological and | pathological processes in the central nervous system. |
as cutaneous eruptions, abscesses, or other | pathological processes. |
-HT2B receptor stimulation can also lead to | pathological proliferation of cardiac valves fibroblasts |
Bakan wrote the book, The Corporation: The | Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, during the fil |
Bakan authored The Corporation: The | Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, a book analyzi |
ich suggests the presence of a long-lasting | pathological reaction. |
pothesis, Pannexins also may participate in | pathological reactions, including the neural damage afte |
Experimental band GOD, released in 1991 by | Pathological Records. |
(Coroner for Bristol & South Glous), and a | pathological report had been made to him by Dr A. C. Hun |
He is remembered for | pathological research involving regenerative and degener |
prion] is probably not infectious, but is a | pathological result [of] an infectious virus binding to |
Later, a published | pathological review of all reported ephedrine deaths onl |
by Irving Langmuir in his 1932 speech about | pathological science |
Pathology of Commerce: About the | pathological self-interest of the modern corporation. |
doctor to be suffering from an "exaggerated | pathological sexual desire." |
ished 58 volumes of the Transactions of the | Pathological Society of London. |
The | Pathological Society of London was founded in 1846 for t |
At a meeting of the | Pathological Society of London in 1885, Crocker was the |
Disease of the Heart' (‘Transactions of the | Pathological Society,' xxv. |
" of unusual and instructive anatomical and | pathological specimens are the nucleus of its 15,000-pie |
own fringe area between the average and the | pathological states; however, more than the limited valu |
Among his | pathological studies was also the issue of racial differ |
Ranvier abandoned | pathological studies in 1867 and became an assistant of |
ized microtome for sectioning the brain for | pathological study. |
arly progression of the disorder eliminates | pathological symptoms while delayed treatment results in |
along with Dr. Frank B. Mallory, published | Pathological Technique: a Practical Manual for the Patho |
rmal child of the world - this notion seems | pathological, the wrong-headed effect of a certain malad |
ngka depicting human physiology and certain | pathological transformations. |
ivity induced in animals spreads as a slow, | pathological wave. |
ombe, although research is also done in the | pathological yeast Candida albicans. |
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