Significados de body region em inglês

Results: Motor manifestations began in one body region in 98% of patients.

The frequency and recognition of incidental findings and the involved body region were investigated.

From the patient history, we ascertained the body region of first symptoms and the time course.

Their single, fused body region most distinguishes them from true spiders, which have two main body parts.

We isolated patients with an abbreviated injury scale of 3 or greater for the head body region.

The most common body region injured was the upper extremity (52.4 %).

The primary crime scene was residential (42%), and the head was the most frequently injured body region.

Generalized linear modeling indicated two of the strongest factors associated with tremor included body region affected by dystonia and recruitment center.

I explained to the woman at the front desk that I could only focus on one body region at a time.

The foot of the simple metazoan Hydra is a highly dynamic body region of constant tissue movement, cell proliferation, determination and differentiation.

At each level, it begins corresponding to the same peripheral body region and then advances contiguously and separately to summate over time.

However, no test procedure exists for thoracic injuries, which is the body region with the second highest number of severe or fatal injuries.

The cluster analysis distinguished eight subgroups within the whole cohort; defined largely by body region affected with dystonia, and secondarily by other clinical characteristics.

However, when they occur on the face, bottom or any other body region where it may affect choice of clothes, it can be disruptive.

Aim: A relative excess of fat in the upper body region has been proven to be associated with increased coronary artery disease (CAD) risk.

Five of 6 pseudocysts were in the left pancreatic limb, and in 1 cat the pseudocyst was in the pancreatic body region.