10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SCLERÓS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
sclerós in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
sclerós im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Webster's medical speller - Pagina 294
... sclero-pro-tein scle-rose scle-rosed scle-ros-ing scle-ro-sis pi scle-ro>ses sclero-ste-no-sis pi sclero-ste-no-ses scle-ros-to-my pi scle-roS-to-mies sclero-ther-a-py pi sclera- ther-a-pies scle-rot-ic scle-rot-i-ca sclero-ti-tis pi sclero-ti-tis-es ...
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Medical Word Finder - Pagina 248
sci ap'o dy scle rom'e ter sci at'ic scle"ro nych'i a sci at' i ca scle"ro nyx'is sci"e ro'pi a scle"ro-o"o pho ri'tis scil'lism scle'ro plas"ty scillo ceph'a ly scle rose' scin'ti gram scle ros'ing scin til 'la scope scle ro'sis scin"til la'tion scle"ro ste no'sis ...
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Compact American Medical Dictionary: A Concise and ... - Pagina 406
Any of vatious diseases chatacterized by thickening or hatdening, such as atteriosclerosis. scle-ro-ste- no-sis (skler'o-sta-no'sls) n. induration and contraction of the tissues, as atound an orifice. scle-ros-to-my (skla-ros'ta-me) n. Surgical ...
Houghton Mifflin Company,
1998
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Kinematic and Kinetic Principles - Pagina 152
Also, scleronomic and rheonomic are respectively derived from the Greek sclerós, which means hard, rigid, or invariable and rhéo, which means to flow. Literally speaking, scleronomic constraints are invariable constraints whereas rheonomic ...
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions ...
... and other structures by a hyperplasia of the interstitial fibrous or glial connective tissue. [G. sklerösis, hardness] scle-ro-ste-no-sis (skler'ö-ste-nó'sis) Induration and contraction of the tissues. [sclero- + G. stenösis, a narrowing] scle-ros-to ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
2005
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The Quality Cure: How Focusing on Health Care Quality Can ...
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 B i ll io n s o f d o l la r s O ste o art h r itis Co ron a ry ath ero scle r o s is Hip fra c tu r e C on g es tive he a r t fa ilu re Str ok e P n e um on ia Ca rd ia c dys rh yth m ia s He arta tt ac k C om plic a tion o f d e v ic e Sp o n dy lo s is ...
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Concise Clinical Immunology for Healthcare Professionals
S C L E ROS I N G C H O L A N G I T I S Stricturing patchy inflammationofthe intra andextrahepatic bile ducts withepisodic cholangitis characterises this disorder. Progression to cirrhosis is typical. Cholangiocarcinoma occurs with increased ...
Mary Keogan, Eleanor M. Wallace, Paula O'Leary,
2006
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Puzzling Out Clinical Signs and Symptoms - Pagina 58
... R O G L O S S I A T E C F E T Y Q C B E C O R K HD H L P O N A Y C T FN V R I ZD U M P EM P H I G US EP REH S C L E ROS I S I T I T AMOT S G W D I V A X E R O S TOM I A B F S M A D H C C A R C I NOMA R S D I O P T R A W B E E F ...
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The American Heritage Medical Dictionary - Pagina 485
Induration and contraction of the tissues, as around an orifice. scle-ros-to-my (sklo-rós/to-me) n. Surgical perforation of the sclera, as in glaucoma treatment. scle-rosther-a-py (sklir'o-ther'3-pe) n. Treatment, as for varicose veins, involving the ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, American Heritage,
2008
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Handbook of Speech Pathology and Audiology - Pagina 274
Th condition of the ear at the beginning of the operatic is one in which the stapes is completely ankylosed that only one window, the round window, remains : a non-osseous entrance to the fluids of the inner ea o to scle ros is round win dow ...