fusiform

fusiform Spindle-shaped; used in reference to the body shape of a fish which is cylindrical or nearly so and tapers toward the ends.

Eberhardt explained, noting that a bird watcher's fusiform region might be activated if he looks at a bird.

Results: The cultured synovial cells were in a fibrocyte-like form with long fusiform shape and grew in the same direction.

Right fusiform activity was greater for fearful than neutral faces, independently of the attention effect on this region.

It was observed that after Cordyceps sinensis invaded host larvae and entered the coelom, the mycelia fragmented into fusiform thalli.

The superficial aspect of the smaller limbal tumors appeared as fusiform conjunctival thickening in ultrasound.

Objective To summarize the technique of stent combined with Guglielmi detachable coil (GDC) to treat fusiform intracranial aneurysms.

Roots often fleshy, narrowly fusiform, basally with a whorl of caducous or persistent scalelike leaves.

Herbs, perennial. Taproot fusiform, crown usually clothed with fibrous remnant sheaths.

RESULTS: The morphology of HF cells infected with CMV changed significantly from fusiform shape to round shape.

Objective: To investigate the effect in radical mastectomy of breast cancer with transverse fusiform incision.

Objective To discuss the curative effect and complications between Z-plasty with fusiform excision and laser in treating bromhidrosis.

Seeds very numerous, minute, fusiform, always winged, or both ends with appendages or thread-like tails.

Roots usually strongly fusiform. Calyx lobes usually 5. Galea with inconspicuous auriculate protrusion or nearly none.

Scientists believe that face blindness is caused by damage to a part of the brain called the fusiform face area, or FFA .

Ovary fusiform, long rostellate. Capsule unknown.

OK. Now that syndrome is well known as caused by damage to the fusiform gyrus.

The weakened artery forms an aneurysm, which is a bubble-shaped (saccular) or cigar-shaped (fusiform) enlargement (Figure).

Seeds globose, ovoid, or fusiform, sometimes winged, often sticky when wet.

Herbs, often with fusiform tuberous roots, monoecious.

Seeds brown, fusiform, long and narrowly winged at both ends; seed coat striate veined.

Roots numerous, long, soft, usually with fusiform, tuberous part near tip.

Root fusiform; petals without incurved apex (Yunnan).

winter buds reddish brown, ovoid-conical or fusiform-conical, acute.

Roots tufted, tuberous, fusiform, fleshy.

Roots slender, usually with fusiform, tuberous part near middle or tip.

Herbs, annual or perennial. Taproots fusiform.

Roots fibrous, ca. 2 mm in diam. , slightly fusiform thickened, densely or rarely sparsely tomentose.

Herbs, perennial. Root turnip-shaped or fusiform, woody.

Roots usually with fusiform, fleshy, tuberous part near tip.

Root purple-red, tuber like, fusiform to globose. Leaf veins purple-red.

Seeds very numerous, fusiform, with long, narrow wings at both ends.

Roots equal in thickness, fusiform thickened in middle with tubers to 5 mm in diam. , densely white lanate.

It is further helpful to classify aneurysms into saccular and fusiform .

Herbs with fusiform or cylindric, fleshy or woody roots.

Taproot fusiform with fibrous roots.

Capsule fusiform, dehiscent at apex.

Herbs perennial. Roots fusiform or conic.

Herbs perennial. Root tubers fusiform, ovoid or subglobose.

Style filiform; pistil head narrowly oblong or fusiform, apex shortly 2-cleft.

pistil head ovoid or fusiform, apex short conical.

The cardiocytes showed spherical, fusiform and polygon shape in the visual field of inverted microscope.

Follicles 2, cylindric-fusiform, erect.

Drupe reddish, fusiform, ca. 8 mm, enclosed in persistent calyx.

Fruit fusiform to subglobose or ovoid, longitudinally 5-ridged or -winged, dry, leathery.

Lateral roots fusiform.

Ovary fusiform, less than 2 cm.

Seeds obovoid-fusiform, ca. 1. 3 mm, minutely reticulate veined, narrowly winged at apex.

Drupe fusiform, ca. 8 mm, abaxially white hirsute, covered by persistent calyx. Fl. Mar.

roots fusiform or globose.

For example, researchers have identified mirror cells in the fusiform area of temporal lobe that recognize and read facial emotions.

Ovary erect, fusiform, ca. 5 mm.

Ovary fusiform, slightly curved, 3-4 mm.

Seeds narrowly fusiform, coma to 3. 5 cm.

Caudex carrot-shaped or fusiform, ca. 7 cm, to 1. 5 cm in diam.

Study on Extraction Process and Monosaccharide Composition of Sargassum fusiform Polysaccharide

Clinical Observation ofAuto-locking Fusiform Bone Graft Used in Anterior Cervical Decompression

Establishment of canine fusiform aneurysm model and evaluation with high-frequency ultrasound

Evaluation of the wrapping treatment of canine fusiform aneurysm with ultrasound

Development of fusiform double channel nerve conduit and its role in bridging the sciatic nerve gap of rats

Characters of images and management of intracranial fusiform aneurysms

Preparation of Fusiform Calcium Carbonate by Double Dispersing Agents

Combined Stent and Coil in Endovascular Treatment of Fusiform Aneurysms

Rootstock a short rhizome with a cluster of fusiform roots;

Stents and Coils in the Management of Intracranial Fusiform Aneurysms

Herbs perennial. Root cylindrical or fusiform;

Establishment of carotid fusiform aneurysm model in rats

A typical spindle cell has fusiform or ovoid nuclei;

16 Cases of radical mastectomy with fusiform transection

Seeds red-brown to dark brown, narrowly ellipsoid to fusiform, compressed, 1-2 mm, winged at both ends;

Ovary ellipsoid to fusiform, 1-loculed, attenuate toward both ends;

valves (5 or)6-8, fusiform, splitting from apex and base and remaining attached by woody persistent placental strips;

Capsule fusiform, slightly curved, 3-8 cm, tomentose;

body fusiform or obliquely ovoid, ca. 3 mm;

body fusiform, ca. 3 mm;