anastomose

Conclusion Laser CRVA can effectively establish a chorioretinal veinous anastomosing for a long period.

conclusions : the method is simple and practical , the survive rate of anastomosing blood vessel is high.

In all but one submitted consultation, the possibility of angiosarcoma had been raised based on the anastomosing vascular pattern.

Far-reaching influence that the Liang Qichao's Chinese and Western anastomosing philosophical thinking produces to close modern philosophy.

venation pinnate; secondary veins anastomosing before reaching margin.

veins reticulate, dense and conspicuous, raised on both surfaces, anastomosing along margins.

secondary veins branching and often anastomosing before reaching marginal teeth.

Cells are arranged in anastomosing cords and hae acidophilic granular cytoplasm and round esicular nuclei with punctate nucleoli.

Thus, there is an extensive anastomosing arterial blood supply to the bowel, making it more difficult to infarct.

some organs such as bowel with anastomosing blood supplies , or liver with a dual blood supply , are hard to infarct.

lateral veins ca. 4 pairs, slender, obliquely ascending, arcuate, anastomosing.

These may eventually coalesce to form an anastomosing system of channel sands within a broad valley.

midrib elevated on both surfaces, lateral veins 6-10 pairs, delicate, obliquely ascendant, anastomosing near margin.

Leaves 3, in a terminal whorl, sessile or shortly petiolate, rhombic-orbicular to ovate, with 3 or 5 main veins and anastomosing veinlets.

lateral veins 7-9 pairs, obliquely ascendant, anastomosing near margin, slightly elevated on both surfaces.

lateral veins 9 or 10 pairs, parallel, anastomosing near margin, veinlets reticulate, indistinct.

Leaves 4 to many, very rarely 3, in a terminal whorl, petiolate, lanceolate to ovate, with 3 main veins and anastomosing veinlets.

Basal leaf 1, palmatisect, veins dichotomously branched, not anastomosing; staminodes present.

lateral veins 10-16 pairs, arcuate, anastomosing near margin, veinlets reticulate.

midrib and lateral veins in 10-14 pairs, slightly elevated on both surfaces, subparallel, ascending to margins, curved anastomosing.

lateral veins 6-9, ascending, arcuate, anastomosing before margins.

lateral veins 5-7 pairs, curved and anastomosing to before margins, elevated below.

lateral veins 6 or 7 pairs, curved ascending, anastomosing before margins.

inner sepals 2, petaloid, broadly obovate or orbicular, ca. 6 mm in diam. , 5-veined, anastomosing, base unguiculate.

midvein thick, obviously prominent on both surfaces, secondary veins 6-8 pairs, anastomosing at margin.

lateral veins 14-22, arcuate anastomosing before margins.

lateral veins 7-9, arcuately ascending, anastomosing before margins.

secondary veins 7-10 on each side of midvein, basally straight, curved upward and anastomosing before margin.

lateral veins (4 or)5 or 6 pairs, parallel, anastomosing near margin, more distinct adaxially.

Repair of the Full Palms Soft Tissue Defect with the Free Flaps Anastomosing with Superficial Peroneal Vessels

Experimental Simulation of Anastomosing Multiple Channel Formation

Clinical application of distally based sural neurovascular flap with anastomosing small saphenous vein

Modification of replanting operation of only anastomosing artery of finger tip and distal segment

Studies on calf fasciocutaneous flap for repairing avulsion injury of anterior foot by anastomosing cutaneous nerves

Treatment of reverse avulsion of palmar hand skin by anastomosing the superficial vein

Repair of fingerpulp defect with reversed digital artery island flap of anastomosing palmar branch of proper digital nerve

Leaf blade secondary veins obviously anastomosing into an intramarginal vein in each side of midvein;

Leaf blade secondary veins not anastomosing into an intramarginal vein in each side of midvein;

The Progress in the Research of Anastomosing River

secondary veins 8-10 pairs, broadly spreading, anastomosing regularly near leaf margin;

veins dense, to 35-40 pairs, near margin arching and anastomosing;