| Loose areolar tissue is the least solid, with gelatinous material among its fibres. |
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| The ventral paratenon consists of fatty mesenteric-like areolar tissue that is rich in blood vessels that nourish the tendon. |
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| Even small branches that are torn or cut will quickly retract into the areolar fat causing hematomas and ecchymosis during heparinization. |
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| Adipose tissue, for example, is a variant of loose areolar tissue in which large numbers of adipose cells make up the bulk of the tissue. |
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| Most synovial folds contain a considerable amount of elastin and areolar tissue, and are, therefore, extensible and asymptomatic. |
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| It is surrounded by loose, fatty areolar tissue, i.e. the paratenon, which allows gliding movements. |
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| These women do often have problems with milk supply, as does any woman who has an incision around the areolar line. |
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| Is minimal or no areolar tissue being pulled into the tunnel of the breastshield? |
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| So-called nipple preparation can actually damage nipple and areolar tissue, and even cause premature labour. |
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| The pink colour of the scars and the irregularity of the areolar contour will still improve because of scar maturation. |
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| Way approach, which leaves only scars ago that interventions can be placed either mammary breast or peri areolar or axila. |
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| This fat loss beauty equipment is ideal for localized fat reduction, repairing areolar tissue, improving lymphatic circulation and body shaping. |
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| They may be located within the thorax embedded in thymic tissue, in the posterior mediastinum, and in the areolar tissue associated with the pericardium. |
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| It is covered by a sheath of areolar connective tissue from which thin fibrous septa extend into the gland and subdivide it into many distinct lobules. |
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| On the 7th day the predominant phenomenon was developing areolar connective tissue in hypoderm from deep parts of the wound into the empty space. |
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| Some areolar tissue free from elastic tissue was next procured from the visceral cavity of a toad. |
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| Surrounding the lymph node the excess fat and areolar tissue has been dissolved away, bringing the lymph node tissue to the foreground. |
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| Between muscles that move extensively, it takes the form of loose areolar connective tissue and provides a degree of mechanical isolation. |
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| It is also important to be aware that after the operation, factors concerning healing and reactions specific to each client come into play and can lead to disharmony in terms of volume, size or areolar position. |
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| During arousal, the skin flushes, the lips become redder and the areolar tissue around the nipples becomes pinker and darker. |
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| The description presented thus far applies to the widely distributed loose areolar connective tissue, which is relatively unspecialized and can therefore be considered prototypic. |
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| Those who received hormone replacement therapy after menopause had more attractive breast shape, size, projection, areolar shape and areolar size. |
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