What's the difference between semiopal and semioval?
Semiopal
Definition:
(n.) A variety of opal not possessing opalescence.
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Semioval
Definition:
(a.) Half oval.
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(1) Autopsy showed a typical semioval center myelinopathy.
(2) Semioval cut skin, returned to its place after comrlition of the thymectomy, forms a peculiar subcutaneous pocket in the cavity of which the mediastimum and the risk of pneumothorax, while the usage of skin sutures is replaced completely by the tissue glue.
(3) Not infrequently there are one or several ulcerations on the leiomyoma surface like "a niche" of oval or semioval shape.
(4) CT scan and magnetic resonance imaging showed a small infarction in the contralateral semioval center near the parietal cortex.
(5) The shape of Forel H field was found to be very variable, changing from the rectangular to triangular shape in pararubralparts, and from oval to semioval-in prerubral parts.
(6) The common longitudinal median skin section is replaced with semioval section of the skin which begins from the surface transversly to the median line over xiphoid process of the chest bone, passes parallely and lateralily to both sides of the chest bone in the direction to the neck and ends at the level of the clavicle.
(7) The most rational access to the injured phalanx (oval and semioval incisions) were found.
(8) The X-ray CT scan on the 32nd day revealed low densities in the bilateral globus pallidus and the deep white matters adjacent to the frontal horns of the lateral ventricle and in the semioval centers.
(9) Well-delimited lesions of high signal intensity were observed in the globus pallidus (22 cases), the internal capsule (6 cases), corpus callosum (2 cases), anterior commissure (1 case) and semioval center (2 cases).
(10) The lesions were periventricular white matter and extended to semioval center and subcortical white matter at parietal and occipital lobes.
(11) The case of a 44-year-old man with right hemiparesis showing a high signal intensity in the left semioval center on MRI and a defect in the left temporo-parietal area with subsequent filling-in with I-123 IMP brain SPECT is reported.
(12) The lipid composition of white matter and myelin from the semioval centre was studied in autopsy material from cases with Alzheimer's disease (AD) (n = 11), vascular dementia (VD) (n = 7), and age-matched controls (n = 11).