5.Methods 147cases of common tumor of salivary gland, confirmed by needle aspiration cytodiagnosis were retrospectively analyzed and compared with findings from histopathology.
6.The relation ship between the salivary and the blood Diphenylhydantoin (DPH) Levels in the epileptic (EP) patients with oral dosing DPH were studied.
7.Objective: To obtain the acellular matrix from tracheae of rabbits and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats, acted as tubular scaffold for salivary gland organoid tissue engineering study.
9.Beyond these layers, the GI tract gets tons of support from the accessory digestive organs, like your teeth, and your tongue, your gallbladder, salivary glands, liver, and pancreas.
10.In addition to the three pairs of known large salivary glands, some 1,000 minor salivary glands are sprinkled across the lining of the mouth and throat.
11.The bolus is broken down with the help of three major pairs of salivary glands that churn out an average of 1.5 liters of slightly acidic saliva every day.
12.Puzzled by the images, they dissected tissue from two cadavers and found that the glands bore similarities to known salivary glands that sit below the tongue.
13.Aldosterone is important because its job is to hold on to sodium by conserving it not only in the kidney, but also in the salivary glands, sweat glands, and colon.
14.Any modern anatomy book will show just three major types of salivary glands: one set near the ears, another below the jaw and another under the tongue.
15.The malignant cells then invade surrounding tissues like the salivary glands, muscle, and even get into the blood and lymphatic systems, and metastasize, or travel, to other areas of the body.
16.You probably know there's two salivary glands under your tongue, but most saliva that comes from chomping and tasting is made by the parotid gland, situated between your ear and mouth.
17.Salivary glands collectively churn out about a quart of spit each day, which is responsible for " a lot of things that make you enjoy life, " Dr. Valstar said.
18.At the same time, the three sets of salivary glands - the sublingual, below the tongue, the submandibular, below the mandible, and the parotid gland, which is near the ear, all secrete saliva to lubricate the food.
19.Over the course of 35 days, the male Swiftlet, the ultimate DIYer, winds a long strand of condensed saliva from his sublingual salivary glands into a half-cup nest, bonding it to the cave wall as it hardens.
20.A team of researchers in the Netherlands has discovered what may be a set of previously unidentified organs: a pair of large salivary glands, lurking in the nook where the nasal cavity meets the throat.