WHAT DOES PIAL MEAN IN MALAY?
Definition of pial in the Malay dictionary
I swallow a soft red chin on chicken chin etc. pial II; spinning spins spt dipped, twisted; Memat memulas: his son was so spt the new slaves came in and screeched his ear.
10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «PIAL»
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AVM of the Brain, History, Embryology, Pathological ...
The pial vessels may be divided into two groups: those situated at the cerebellar surface and those located within the sulci. Due to the considerable folding of the cortex, the majority of pial vessels are situated within the sulci. Pial Vessels on ...
Mahmut Gazi Yaşargil, P. J. Teddy, Henri M. Duvernoy,
1987
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Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiology - Halaman 238
The pathologic entity seen in the brain is pial angiomatosis. These pial angiomas undergo agedependent calcification and appear on CT scans as gyral cortical calcifications. The pial angiomatosis results in chronic ischemia of the gray matter, ...
William E. Brant, Clyde A. Helms,
2007
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Official Financing for Developing Countries - Halaman 33
VII 09/25/98 23 PIAL PIAL 34 Naples terms Bosnia and Herzegovina8 I 10/28/98 674 PIAL PIA 10 Naples terms Bolivia VII 10/30/98 561 — Stock — Lyon terms 1999 Pakistan7 I 01/30/99 3,250 PIA — 24 3.0 18.0 Nicaragua8 III Amend.
Doris C. Ross, Richard T. Harmsen,
2001
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Official Financing for Developing Countries - Halaman 33
VII 09/25/98 23 PIAL PIAL 34 Naples terms Bosnia and Herzegovina8 I 10/28/98 674 PIAL PIA 10 Naples terms Bolivia VII 10/30/98 561 — Stock — Lyon terms 1999 Pakistan7 I 01/30/99 3,250 PIA — 24 3.0 18.0 Nicaragua8 III Amend.
International Monetary Fund,
2001
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The Role of Glia in Neurotoxicity - Halaman 59
B. THE PIAL-GLIAL BARRIER AND POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF NEUROTOXIC DAMAGE TO RADIAL GLIA DURING CORTICAL NEUROGENESIS 1. The Pial-Glial Barrier a. Radial Glia and the Establishment of the Pial-Glial Barrier One of the ...
Michael Aschner, Harold K. Kimelberg,
1996
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Whitebark Pine Communities: Ecology And Restoration - Halaman 81
'Tree species ahhreviations: ABLA = Ahies lasiocarpa; PIAL = Pinus alhuaulis. Undergrowth species ahhreviations: ARAC2 = Arenaria aculeate; ARCO = Arnica cordifolia; ARNE = Arctostaphylos nevadensis; CAGE = Carex geyeri; CARO ...
Diana F. Tomback, Stephen F. Arno, Robert E. Keane,
2001
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Textbook of Interventional Neurology - Halaman 316
Frequency of various combinations of blood supply to meningiomas27,28 angiography, if the pial–cortical arterial supply participated in at least equal part with the meningeal–dural arterial supply, extrapial dissection was possible in only 35% ...
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Cortical Development: Genes and Genetic Abnormalities, ...
This led to two assumptions: (1) that VZ cells are a mixed population of neuronal and glial precursor cells, and (2) since EM work did not detect pial fibres it was assumed that RG cells must lose or retract the pial process during division, and ...
Novartis Foundation,
2008
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The Human Brain: Prenatal Development and Structure - Halaman 87
The pial or inner lamella is composed of a short-linked anastomotic capillary plexus that extends through the entire surface of the brain (Fig. 7.1b). Among its capillaries there are elongated pial cells and collagen fibers. The dural, arachnoidal ...
Miguel Marín-Padilla,
2010
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Microneurosurgery, Volume IIIA: AVM of the Brain, History, ...
Of the three vascular strata (the dural, the arach- noidal and the pial) which constitute the perineu- ral vascular territory of the CNS vasculature, the pial vessels play the most important role in its early intrinsic vascularization. While the main ...
Mahmut Gazi Yasargil,
2013