参考文献 [1]Kooij I A, Sahami S, Meijer S L, et al. The immunology of the vermiform appendix: a review of the literature [J]. Clinical & Experimental Immunology, 2016, 186 (1): 1-9.

In these situations it is easy to imagine the vermiform appendix rising to the occasion. In addition, the advancement of surgical innovation and medical knowledge may disclose even more uses for the ...

Goblet cell carcinoid is a relatively rare neuroendocrine tumor of the vermiform appendix with poorly understood molecular pathogenesis. We studied the clinicopathologic features and genetic ...

The inflammation of the vermiform appendix is known as appendicitis. According to research published in NCBI, appendicitis usually manifests abruptly, within 24 hours of the start, although it can ...

Since the dawn of modern medicine the vermiform appendix has seemed to be a completely useless organ. This week, the University of Chicago's Dr. Leon 0. Jacobson suggested that a use for the ...

Removing the appendix early in life reduces the risk of developing Parkinson's disease by 19 to 25 percent, according to the largest and most comprehensive study of its kind.

The operation of utilizing the appendix so as to make a point of opening for treating the colon was first devised by Dr. R.F. Weir of New York, and has largely gone out of use in America in favor ...

0 0 This article was originally published with the title “Vermiform Appendix in the Wombat” in SA Supplements Vol. 87 No. 2250supp (February 1919), p. 105 ...

The appendix is a small, fingerlike or a worm like tube located where the large and small intestines join, it has no known function in humans. The anatomical name for the appendix is Vermiform ...

The appendix, a once-dismissed organ now known to play a role in the immune system, may contribute to a person’s chances of developing Parkinson’s disease. An analysis of data from nearly 1.7 ...

Letter Published: 22 March 2001 An exceptionally preserved vermiform mollusc from the Silurian of England Mark D. Sutton, Derek E. G. Briggs, David J. Siveter & Derek J. Siveter Nature 410, 461 ...