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- On lateral view, the heart is displaced posteriorly with retrosternal luscency representing an anteriorly herniated lobe.
- The lateral view is anatomically positioned within the head silhouette and shows the cerebrum, most of the cerebellum, the pons, brainstem and spinal cord.
- On the lateral view, a clue that is helpful in recognizing entrapment of the medial epicondyle is widening of the medial joint space.
- From a lateral view, the parietal, temporal & sphenoid bones can be seen.
- On the lateral view, the distal ulnar epiphysis is largely obscured by the distal radius.
- The right effusion is easier to detect on the lateral view than on the PA view because more fluid accumulates in the dependent posterior costophrenic sulcus.
- Nuclei of origin of cranial motor nerves schematically represented; lateral view.
- The short shield of the (ventral) suprazonal sheath deltoid in ven- tral aspect, acuminate in lateral view and quite straight i.e.
- In addition the external surface of the greater wing can be viewed in the the lateral view of the cranium in an area called the pterion region.
- Embryos in A and C are viewed from dorsal side, while B is the lateral view (anterior to the left).
- Lateral view of lumbar vertebrae of human, macaque monkey and Proconsul africanus.
- Lateral view of a human brain, main gyri labeled.
- This green freshwater species Eucypris virens prefers temporary pools (left in lateral view, right in ventral view, total body length approx.
- Figure 2: Hadrosaurid caudal vertebra from the Campanian of La Salada, Coahuila (CPC-309), in left lateral view showing a bite mark.
- Lateral view of frontal, ethmoidal and maxillary sinus areas, the lateral portion of each having been removed by sagittal cuts.
- H, lateral view of mandible in situ (above) and dissected mandible viewed from above (lower left) and side (lower right) from control mouse.
- Fig. G—Lateral view of anterior tip of snout and lower jaw.
- Lateral view of paramere as in Fig.
- F IG. 698 Primary terminal nuclei of the afferent (sensory) cranial nerves schematically represented; lateral view.
- Lateral view of the right cerebral hemisphere of the human brain, shown in situ within the skull.
- Anterior view; lateral view; posterior view; superior view; inferior view; internal view; mandible; fetal skull; vertebral column.
- FIG. 111– Lateral view of the vertebral column.
- Brain or encephalon (lateral view): Seat of mental capacities of a human.
- The image on the left in each row is a lateral view of the brain, and the middle image is a view directly toward the front of the brain.
- Slide 7 Lateral view of the brain.
- Lateral view: extent of lobes on the lateral view (note that the left and right sides are in practice superimposed upon one another).
- FIG. 23. - Lateral view of cerebral hemisphere of Gorilla (Anthropopithecus gorilla).
- Figure 3. Density maps of labeled neurons after rabies injections in M1. Top, Lateral view of the left hemisphere of the Cebus monkey.
- The lower left figurine is a lateral view of the hemisphere with part of the principal sulcus opened to show the location of area 46.
- VERTEBRAL BODY - From a lateral view, it is the main rectangular portion of the spine; from an overview, oval.
- Entrapment of the medial epicondyle may be difficult to detect on the frontal view; such entrapment is often better depicted on the lateral view.
- Measurements (in mm.): sedeagus 0.83, suprazonal portion 0.28, subzonal 0.55 with breadth (in lateral view) 0.15; penis 0.7.
- The side of the skull is cut away to reveal a lateral view of the brain with the various ventricles of the brain shown transparently beneath the surface.
- The image below shows a lateral view of the brain with contusions (hemorrhagic necrosis) at the frontal poles, and along the temporal lobes.
- Medial Epicondyle
- Vertebral Body
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