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31 Loose irregular connective tissue (also called areolar tissue) as seen underlying and supporting epithelium in an ordinary section.

32 Morphoea is a connective tissue disorder characterised by hardening and thickening of the skin due to an increased collagen deposition.

33 Histologically, the tumor was composed of a myxoid connective tissue with strands of odontogenic epithelium and differentiated tissue such as enamel and dentin.

34 This fitness equipment makes improvements in co - ordination and balance and connective tissue.

35 The dermis is composed of the connective tissue that supports the epidermis.

36 The periodontal ligament is a connective tissue located between the cementum of teeth and the alveolar bone of the mandibula.

37 The thin connective tissue capsule around a silicone breast implant is shown here.

38 All cells have secretory and absorptive functions besides 4ibblasts and granular cells in connective tissue, there are myofibril[sentencedict.com], collagenous fibril and unmyelinated fibers.

39 Conclusions: Paravertebral injection with adriamycin could induce degeneration and necrosis of DRG cell, which was finally replaced by connective tissue.

40 For today the influence of ozone therapy on the pathology of connective tissue is terra incognita.

41 Scar formation was avoided, and disfiguring pigmentation in the paravenous connective tissue was hardly ever observed.

42 Methods 20 specimens of antiseptic knee joint were dissected. Synovial membrane of knee joint cavity and deep infrapatellar bursa, and the related connective tissue were observed and analyzed.

43 Bilateral tibia and the second metatarsus were moved out and rejected all connective tissue.

44 It is also encased in membranes of connective tissue called the meninges.

45 This mucin stain of the wall of the aorta demonstrates cystic medial necrosis, typical for Marfan's syndrome and causes the connective tissue weakness that explains the aortic dissection.

46 Pathologically, the pulmonary lesions seen in patients with silicosis are centrilobular, peribronchiolar nodules consisting of layers of laminated connective tissue.

47 Various types of connective tissue include the epimysium, the perimysium, and the endomysium.

48 The choroid plexus is composed of loose connective tissue of the pia mater.

49 Free nerve endings may be seen in the subepidermal connective tissue and muscular tissue, especially prominent near small blood vessels.

50 Conclusion: The evolution from dense connective tissue of perichondrial outmost layer to mature cartilaginous tissue showed a continuous evolving histokinetic pro-cess.

51 It may be a transitional form between dense regular connective tissue and bone.

52 Examples of the latter include the connective tissue disorders including rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus.

53 The middle embryonic germ layer, lying between the ectoderm and the endoderm, from which connective tissue, muscle, bone, and the urogenital and circulatory systems develop.

54 The extension of the sclera could accordingly be due to incorrect enzymatic control with increasing softening of connective tissue cement and ground substance (Gatzino, 1956).

55 White fat is partitioned by septa of loose connective tissue into clusters of adipose cells.

56 The stroma of all lymphatic organs is made up of reticular connective tissue.

57 Over the other surface of the heart lies another layer of connective tissue, the epicardium.

58 Pores connect the protonephridial lumen to the intercellular space of connective tissue (parenchyma) and are located at the junction of a flame cell and a proximal canal cell.

59 Results The cross sectional images of the first Chinese visible human fairly could display the osseous tissue, connective tissue, nerve and vessels.

60 Connective tissue is softened and tenderized by cooking slowly in moisture.