- Look up
septum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In biology, a
septum (Latin for
something that encloses; pl.: septa) is a wall,
dividing a
cavity or...
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simple renal cyst.
Bosniak II cyst at the
lower pole of
right kidney with
septations within. This
system is more
directly focused on the most
appropriate management...
- are
composed of
cellulose rather than
chitin and
generally do not have
septations. Also, in the
vegetative state they have
diploid nuclei,
whereas fungi...
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couple of w****s
after appearance, as a
fluid volume with
multiple thick septations. The
hematocele displays no
blood flow on
Doppler ultrasonography. A pyocele...
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transitioned from low
energy to high energy, the hole sizes, thickness, and
septations between the
holes also increased.
Given a
fixed septal thickness, the...
- spherules, and
internal septations develop. This
division of
cells is made
possible by the
optimal temperature inside the body.
Septations develop and form endospores...
- the
myometrium of the
fundus dips into the
cavity and may form a
small septation. The
distinction between an
arcuate uterus and a
septate uterus is not...
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different mating type
encounter each other, and
their tips
undergo a
septation event to
produce gametangia.
Gametangia are
haploid multinuclear cells...
- the
fifth w**** of gestation, the
heart undergoes multiple processes of
septation and
forming a
dextral loop.
Interfering with the
latter leads to insufficient...
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malignant include the
presence of loculations, nodules,
papillary structures,
septations, or a size
greater than 10 cm.
Removal of an
adnexal m**** is sometimes...
