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I’m a little surprised they went to a press release but didn’t say they identified a structure in a cadaver. So, at the moment, this is sort of like a geologic

I’m a little surprised they went to a press release but didn’t say they identified a structure in a cadaver. So, at the moment, this is sort of like a geological feature that’s only ever been seen using a satellite.

flattone 6y ago
What does that mean? (Zero medical cadaver background, with regard tk the distance of validity between one or the other). Satellites are a lot more powerful (hehe) than our eyes, so my understanding Of your point failed.
- projektfu 6y ago
  Basically both MRI and satellite imagery are forms of remote sensing. You want to have someone on the ground eventually to confirm your findings.
  - flattone 6y ago
    Isnt all sensory work ‘remote’ including our eyes? I mean this question with genuine curiosity
roywiggins 6y ago
They did find it in two cadavers: "These tubarial glands were seen to exist in the PSMA PET/CT scans of all the 100 patients examined in the study, and physical investigations of two cadavers – one male and one female – also showed the mysterious bilateral structure, revealing macroscopically visible draining duct openings towards the nasopharyngeal wall."
- projektfu 6y ago
  Ah. Thanks, i read the article but not carefully it seems.
JorgeGT 6y ago
Like Landsat island: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsat_Island https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsat_Island