| Kupffer cells are activated early, diffusely, and intensely and precede the activation of stellate cells. |
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| They may be stellate in the anterior horn of the spinal cord or flask-shaped, as in the Purkinje cells of the cerebellum. |
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| This basic habit varies from squat bladelike individuals to acicular stellate groups and individuals with a tabular cross section. |
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| Histologically, the lesion was composed of a hypocellular proliferation of spindle-shaped and stellate cells lying in a collagenous background. |
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| Bupivacaine hydrochloride is a stellate and paravertebral lumbar block amide local anesthetic. |
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| Mesenteric disease on CT scan is seen as a patchy or diffuse increase in density, strands within the mesentery, and a stellate appearance. |
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| This contraction wrinkles the thick mucosa at this level so that the fully occluded lumen takes on a stellate configuration. |
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| Additionally, there are no central epithelial cells resembling stellate reticulum. |
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| The nuclei were often elongated and cytologically bland with occasional stellate cells and loose myxoid background. |
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| Some stellate cells located at the periphery of the tumor sheets were strongly immunostained for S100 protein. |
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| It is triggered by ongoing inflammation and cytokine-related stimulation of hepatic stellate cells. |
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| The typical stellate reticulum and microcyst formation often seen in follicular ameloblastoma, however, was rarely encountered. |
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| It is possible that the stellate cells were involved in retaining the malignant cells within the sinusoids. |
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| Examples include bifid vs. multifid styles, stellate vs. lepidote trichomes, and leaves with or without basal glands. |
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| Star Anise is so named from the stellate form of its fruit. It is often chewed in small quantities after each meal to promote digestion. |
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| The countries agreed in 2001 to protect the beluga, stellate and Russian sturgeon, which provide nearly all the world's caviar. |
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| Histologically, the tumors were composed of uniform short spindle or stellate cells with indistinct cell borders arranged in narrow and short fascicles. |
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| Before 1953, procedures such as stellate ganglion block, cervical sympathectomy, thrombectomy of occluded carotid arteries, and carotid bifurcation ligation, were used. |
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| The most likely species to be caught in Finnish sea waters are stellate and Russian sturgeons. |
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| The corresponding tissue biopsies showed proliferation of pleomorphic, round to oval, and stellate cells infiltrating the bladder wall and covered by intact urothelium. |
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| In addition to the spindle cells, abundant strongly eosinophilic, stellate, extracellular matrix deposits composed of crystalline fibers were seen. |
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| Mammography shows a stellate aspect, with ill-defined borders, mimicking a radial scar. |
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| Histologically, each efferent duct presents a stellate luminal profile, reflecting an epithelium in which ciliated columnar cells alternate with non-ciliated cuboidal cells. |
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| Grossly, oncocytomas are well circumscribed, nonencapsulated neoplasms that are classically mahogany brown and in larger rumors have a central, stellate, radiating scar. |
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| Furthermore, the typical stellate macular exudates are not frequently found. |
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| The tumour was circumscribed and moderately cellular comprised of spindle and stellate shaped cells with many prominent blood vessels. |
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| Certainly, service members have reported vast improvements from acupuncture, from stellate ganglion block, from yoga. |
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| These free fatty acids are subject to oxidation, resulting in stellate cell activation, mitochondrial dysfunction, and subsequent fibrosis. |
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| Microscopic examination demonstrated loose proliferation of stellate or spindle cells on myxoid stroma, with occasional mature lipocyte-like cells. |
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| The hairs are either in groups, scalelike, or stellate. |
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| Patients suffering from cardiac disease should not receive treatment over the cervical ganglia, the stellate ganglion, the thorax in the region of the heart, or the vagus nerve, as a reflex coronary vasospasm might result. |
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| The hyperplastic follicular epithelium forms infoldings into the lumen of the follicle, producing a stellate outline. |
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| These features distinguish the Russian sturgeon from the stellate sturgeon, the only other member of the family to inhabit Finnish waters in recent years. |
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| Apart a larva and some stellate hairs in one and two dipteria in the other they contain nothing interesting, and the surface of the twig shows nothing special. |
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| With a stellate ganglion block a local anaesthetic is injected into the front of the neck to block sympathetic nerves, without blocking sensory pathways. |
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| The simple odontogenic fibroma composed of stellate fibroblasts, in a whorled pattern mixed into a back ground of ground substance with or without odontogenic rests. |
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| In previous research, the Salk Institute scientists found that a modified form of vitamin D inactivated liver stellate cells, which become activated during injury. |
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| The sculpture of stellate tubercles and open lateral line canals of Lophosteus platelets have superficial similarities with some placoderms, for example, with radotinids. |
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