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Impression
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Impression
A user's view of an online advertisement. Each time a website viewer sees an online ad, this is one impression. The more impressions an ad receives, the more likely it is that a user will click on it. Most online ads are sold by cost per thousand of impressions. See also: CPC.
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Complications of Paget's disease include basilar impression, cranial nerve palsy secondary to narrowed neural foramina, pathological fractures, and malignant degeneration.
Radiological signs of Paget's disease by Flowers, W. Mel, Jr. / Southern Medical Journal
3 mm increase of basion-atlas interval), anterior flexion of the occipitoatlantal joint (8 degree decrease of clivus-axis angle), increased basilar impression, and cerebellar ptosis with downward displacement of cerebellar tonsils to C-1 (white arrow).
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