Mucsle

This study, some metals (zinc, copper, lead and cadmium) were analyzed in liver, muscle and gills of Sander lucioperca (Linnaeus, 1758) caught from the Hirfanlı Dam Lake in December 2007. The highest concentrations were found in liver (zinc:32.5 μg/g, lead:10.73 μg/g, copper:5.85 μg/g, cadmium:0.76 μg/g) of Sander lucioperca. It was seen that the accumulation of zinc, lead and cadmium primarily took place in liver followed by muscles and gills. It was observed that copper is mainly accumulated in liver followed by gill and mucsles...

This is a new technique which is completely different from superficial temporal facelift also referred to as the mannequin facelift, which is associated with well known failures and sequelae. The principle of the deep temporal facelift is to approach the deep surface of the musculoaponeurotic plane by remaining in contact with the bone and to attach the ascension of this plane by means of sutures anchored to the temporalis mucsle and fibrin glue. This operation is technically possible due to the use of the dissectable space described by Rouvière between the galea and the temporalis muscle...