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Data from: Seed transmission of soybean vein necrosis virus: the first Tospovirus implicated in seed transmission
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Data from: Umbilical vein oxytocin for the treatment of retained placenta (Release Study): a double-blind, randomised controlled trial.
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Data from: Causes of ecological gradients in leaf margin entirety: Evaluating the roles of biomechanics, hydraulics, vein geometry, and bud packing
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Grass veins are leaky pipes: Vessel widening in grass leaves explain variation in stomatal conductance and vessel diameter among species
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Data from: An efficient method for estimating vein density of Glossopteris and its application
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Data from: The arrangement of lateral veins along the midvein of leaves is not related to leaf phyllotaxis
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Data from: Comparison of the efficacy and safety of drug therapies for macular edema secondary to central retinal vein occlusion
Objectives: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) agents and corticosteroids for the treatment of macular edema (ME) secondary to central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO). Design: Systematic review and network meta-analysis. Participants: Patients from previously reported randomized controlled trials (RCTs) comparing anti-VEGF and corticosteroids for the treatment of ME secondary to CRVO. Methods: Literature searches were conducted using PubMed, Medline, Embase, Cochrane Library, and clinicaltrials.gov until March 2017. Therapeutic effects were estimated using the proportions of patients gaining/losing ≥15 letters, best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA), and central retinal thickness (CRT). Treatment safety was estimated using the proportions of adverse events, namely increased intraocular pressure (IOP), cataracts, vitreous hemorrhage (VH), and retinal tear. The software ADDIS (version 1.16.8) was used for analysis. Treatment effect and safety of different drugs could be ranked based on simulation. Results: Eleven RCTs comprising 2060 patients were identified. Regarding patients gaining ≥15 letters, aflibercept and ranibizumab were significantly more effective than sham/placebo at 6 months. Regarding patients losing ≥15 letters at 6 months, ranibizumab showed significant improvement compared to dexamethasone. Aflibercept, bevacizumab, or ranibizumab showed greater improvements in BCVA than sham/placebo at 6 months. Intravitreal ranibizumab injection demonstrated greater CRT reduction than both sham and dexamethasone did. Dexamethasone had a higher risk of increased IOP than aflibercept and ranibizumab. Ranibizumab demonstrated a greater risk of cataracts than dexamethasone. Aflibercept and ranibizumab demonstrated low incidence of VH and retinal tear, respectively. Aflibercept had a slight advantage over ranibizumab as assessed by benefit-risk analysis. Conclusions: Anti-VEGF agents have advantages in the treatment of ME secondary to CRVO. Aflibercept and ranibizumab showed marked BCVA improvement and CRT reduction. Aflibercept may have a slight advantage over ranibizumab. The results of this study can serve as a reference for clinicians to provide patient-tailored treatment.
Re liability, validity, and minimal clinically important differences for the Thai-version of the Aberdeen Varicose Vein Questionnaire (AVVQ-Thai) in patients with chronic venous disease
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Supercritical fluids cause the Mg-Fe isotope anomaly of arc magma: constraints from an ultrahigh-pressure eclogite-vein system in the Dabie orogen
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Figures 52-60 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 52-60 Female of Nemestrinus exalbidus, head, frontal (52), head, dorsal (53), head, lateral (54), antenna (55), wing (56), and abdomen (57). 58–60 female genitalia: subgenital plate (58), genital furca (59), and spermathecae (60). Abbreviations: ma. median aperture, pl. posterolateral projection, sp. spermatheca, spd. spermathecal duct, ut. uterus.
Figures 14-22 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 14-22 Female of Nemestrinus aegyptiacus, head, frontal (14), head, dorsal (15), head, lateral (16), antenna (17), wing (18), and abdomen (19). 20–22 female genitalia: subgenital plate (20), genital furca (21), and spermathecae (22). Abbreviations: ma. median aperture, pl. posterolateral projection, sp. spermatheca, spd. spermathecal duct, ut. uterus.
Figure 2 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figure 2 Nemestrinus rufipes, male type A dorsal view B lateral view C frontal view D ventral view E labels (Zmhb).
Figures 80-85 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 80-85 Nemestrinus reticulatus, male head, frontal (80), female head, frontal (81), male antenna (after Bequaert, 1938) (82), male head, lateral (83), female abdomen (after Sack 1933) (84), and wing (after Seguy, 1926) (85). Abbreviations: A2. anal vein, al. alula, bm. basal medial cell, br. basal radial cell, C. costa, CuA1,2, CuP. cubital veins, d. discal cell, DV. diagonal vein, h. humeral cross vein, m3. third medial cell, M1, M2, M3. medial veins, m-cu. cross vein between medial and cubital veins, R1, R2, R3+4, R5,Rs. radial veins, r-m. cross vein between redial and medial veins, Sc. subcostal vein.
Figures 71-79 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 71-79 Female of Nemestrinus fasiciatus, head, frontal (71), head, dorsal (72), head, lateral (73), antenna (74), wing (75), and abdomen (76). 77–79 female genitalia: subgenital plate (77), genital furca (78), and spermathecae (79). Abbreviations: ma. median aperture, pl. posterolateral projection, sp. spermatheca, spd. spermathecal duct, ut. uterus.
Figure 1 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figure 1 Nemestrinus aegyptiacus, female syntype A dorsal view B lateral view C frontal view D ventral view E labels (Zmhb).
Figures 96-104 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 96-104 Female of Nemestrinus rufipes, head, frontal (96), head, dorsal (97), head, lateral (98), antenna (99), wing (100) and abdomen (101). 102–104 female genitalia: subgenital plate (102), genital furca (103), and spermathecae (104). Abbreviations: ma. median aperture, pl. posterolateral projection, sp. spermatheca, spd. spermathecal duct, ut. uterus, T2. tergite 2, wb. White band.
Figures 23-32 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 23-32 Male of Nemestrinus ater, head, frontal (23), head, dorsal (24), head, lateral (25), antenna (26), wing (27), and abdomen (28). 29–32 male genitalia: epandrium, proctiger, and cerci (29), gonocoxite with gonostylus, ventral (30), aedeagal complex, lateral (31) and dorsal (32). Abbreviations: aedg. aedeagus, aec. aedeagal complex, aedg tn. aedeagal tine A2. anal vein, al. alula, bm. basal medial cell, br. basal radial cell, c. cerci, C. costa, CuA1,2, CuP. cubital veins, d. discal cell, db. dorsal bridge, DV. diagonal vein, e. epandrium, ej. ejaculatory apodeme, endaedg pr. endoaedeagal process, 1st fl. first flagellomere, gap. gonocoxal apodeme, gc. gonocoxite, gpr. gonocoxal process, gs. gonostylus, h. hypandrium, h. humeral cross vein, lat ej pr. lateral ejaculatory process, m3. third medial cell, pm. parameres, pm ap. parameral apodeme, pr. proctiger, pt. phallic plate, M1, M2, M3. medial veins, m-cu. cross vein between medial and cubital veins, pd, pedicel, R1, R2, R3+4, R5,Rs. radial veins, r-m. cross vein between redial and medial veins, Sc. subcostal vein, sc. Scape, st. stylus.
Figures 86-95 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 86-95 Male of Nemestrinus rufipes, head, frontal (86), head, dorsal (87), head, lateral (88), antenna (89), wing (90), and abdomen (91). 92–95 male genitalia: epandrium, proctiger and cerci (92), gonocoxite with gonostylus, ventral (93), aedeagal complex, lateral (94) and dorsal (95). Abbreviations: aedg. aedeagus, aec. aedeagal complex, aedg tn. aedeagal tine A2. anal vein, al. alula, bm. basal medial cell, br. basal radial cell, c. cerci, C. costa, CuA1,2, CuP. cubital veins, d. discal cell, db. dorsal bridge, DV. diagonal vein, e. epandrium, ej. ejaculatory apodeme, enaedg pr. endoaedeagal process, 1st fl. first flagellomere, gap. gonocoxal apodeme, gc. gonocoxite, gpr. gonocoxal process, gs. gonostylus, h. hypandrium, h. humeral cross vein, lat ej pr. lateral ejaculatory process, m3. third medial cell, pm. parameres, pm ap. parameral apodeme, pr. proctiger, pt. phallic plate, M1, M2, M3. medial veins, m-cu. cross vein between medial and cubital veins, pd, pedicel, R1, R2, R3+4, R5,Rs. radial veins, r-m. cross vein between redial and medial veins, Sc. subcostal vein, sc. Scape, st. stylus, T2. tergite 2, wb. White band.
Figures 61-70 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 61-70 Male of Nemestrinus fasciatus, head, frontal (61), head, dorsal (62), head, lateral (63), antenna (64), wing (65), and abdomen (66). 67–70 male genitalia, epandrium, proctiger and cerci (67), gonocoxite with gonostylus, ventral (68), aedeagal complex, lateral (69) and dorsal (70). Abbreviations: aedg. aedeagus, aec. aedeagal complex, aedg tn. aedeagal tine A2. anal vein, al. alula, bm. basal medial cell, br. basal radial cell, c. cerci, C. costa, CuA1,2, CuP. cubital veins, d. discal cell, db. dorsal bridge, DV. diagonal vein, e. epandrium, ej. ejaculatory apodeme, enaedg pr. endoaedeagal process, 1st fl. first flagellomere, gap. gonocoxal apodeme, gc. gonocoxite, gpr. gonocoxal process, gs. gonostylus, h. hypandrium, h. humeral cross vein, lat ej pr. lateral ejaculatory process, m3. third medial cell, pm. parameres, pm ap. parameral apodeme, pr. proctiger, pt. phallic plate, M1, M2, M3. medial veins, m-cu. cross vein between medial and cubital veins, pd, pedicel, R1, R2, R3+4, R5,Rs. radial veins, r-m. cross vein between redial and medial veins, Sc. subcostal vein, sc. Scape, st. stylus.
Figures 4-13 from: El-Hashash AE, Badrawy HBM, Ibrahim AM-E (2021) A review of tangle-veined flies (Nemestrinidae, Diptera) in Egypt. ZooKeys 1071: 11-42. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1071.70743
Figures 4-13 Male of Nemestrinus aegyptiacus, head, frontal (4), head, dorsal (5), head, lateral (6), antenna (7), wing (8), abdomen (9). 10–13 male genitalia: epandrium, proctiger, and cerci (10), gonocoxite with gonostylus, ventral (11), aedeagal complex, lateral (12) and dorsal (13). Abbreviations: aedg. aedeagus, aec. aedeagal complex, aedg tn. aedeagal tine A2. anal vein, al. alula, ant. Antenna, bm. basal medial cell, br. basal radial cell, c. cerci, C. costa, CuA1,2, CuP. cubital veins, d. discal cell, db. dorsal bridge, DV. diagonal vein, e. epandrium, ej. ejaculatory apodeme, enaedg pr. endoaedeagal process, fc. Face, 1st fl. first flagellomere, fr. Frons, gap. gonocoxal apodeme, gc. gonocoxite, gpr. gonocoxal process, gs. gonostylus, h. hypandrium, h. humeral cross vein, lat ej pr. lateral ejaculatory process, m3. third medial cell, pm. parameres, pm ap. parameral apodeme, pr. proctiger, pt. phallic plate, M1, M2, M3. medial veins, m-cu. cross vein between medial and cubital veins, pd, pedicel, plp. Palpus, R1, R2, R3+4, R5,Rs. radial veins, r-m. cross vein between redial and medial veins, Sc. subcostal vein, sc. Scape, st. stylus, vt. vertex.
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