- is
clinically divided into
three groups:
unifocal,
multifocal unisystem, and
multifocal multisystem.
Unifocal LCH, also
called eosinophilic granuloma (an...
- term
prime has come to mean the
opposite of zoom—a fixed-focal-length, or
unifocal lens.
While a
prime lens of a
given focal length is less
versatile than...
-
block Regular if 1 to 1, 2 to 1, or 4 to 1 AV
block P wave
morphology Unifocal, but
similar in
morphology to each
other Might be
inverted Differs from...
-
Hepatoblastomas originate from
immature liver precursor cells, are
typically unifocal,
affect the
right lobe of the
liver more
often than the left lobe, and...
-
sometimes be
distinguished by its
prompt response to
vagal maneuvers.
Ectopic (
unifocal)
atrial tachycardia arises from an
independent focus within the atria,...
-
block Ventricular ectopics Ventricular tachycardia Absent 'a' wave (no
unifocal atrial depolarisation)
Atrial fibrillation Large 'v' wave (c–v wave) Tricuspid...
- can also
determine the
exclusion of carcinoma,
therapy resistance, or
unifocal recurrent chalazia.
Blepharitis is a
result of
bacteria and inflammation...
-
Under HRCT scan,
infected individuals generally showed a
multifocal or
unifocal involvement of ground-gl****
opacity (GGO). The
presence of lung nodules...
- used
system that
groups fractures depending on
whether the
fracture is
unifocal or bifocal, and
whether or not the
fracture goes
through the articular...
- the fundus, is
described as
having a "headlight-in-fog" appearance. A
unifocal area of acute-onset
inflammation adjacent to an old
chorioretinal scar...
