10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDATOID»
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hydatoid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Medical lexicon: a dictionary of medical science: containing ...
HYDATIDOIDES, Hydatoid. HYDATIDO'MA, from 'oiorif, 'hydatid.' A tumour
caused by hydatids. HYDATIDOSCHEOCELE, Hydatidocele. HYDATINUS,
Hydatoid. HYDATIS FINNA, Cysticercus cellulosfo. HYDATIS'MUS, from *»3uf>, '
water.
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The Obstetric memoirs and contributions of James Y. Simpson ...
Tab. ii. fig. 21, &c. * Quaedam de Ovariis, &c. p. 15. * Rosenmuller delineates (pi.
i. figs. 6 and 7), a hydatoid body or " corpnscnlam sacciforme," attached to the
edge of the broad ligament, and connected with the body he has ...
Sir James Young Simpson, 1856
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The obstetric memoirs and contributions of James Y. Simpson
6 and 7), a hydatoid body or " corpusculum sacciforme," attached to the edge of
the broad ligament, and connected with the body he has described. Follin and
Verncuil have latterly called the special attention of the profession in France to
the ...
James Young Simpson, William Overend Priestley, Stover Horatio Robinson, 1856
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Extracellular Matrix Proteins—Advances in Research and ...
Among them, the innermost corneal endothelial layer is a single layer of cells,
and this layer of cells is responsible for taking up necessary materials for the
cornea from hydatoid, while discharging water in the cornea into hydatoid to
maintain ...
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Lexicon Orthopaedic Etymology
HYAL(O) ,HYGR(O) 153 called O6 a TOE i 6r|c,: "hydatoid" from u6wp: "water,"
whence hydat(o), (q.v.). ... was described by Galen as u6aToei6r|c,: "watery,
hydatoid," This was in contrast with the vitreous body, which was likened to glass.
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Anaesthesia, Hospitalism, Hermaphroditism and a Proposal to ...
In both the adult female and male some of the higher tubes or coeca of the
Wolffian bodies often remain, and become expanded into those cysts which form
the sessile and pediculated hydatoid bodies that are so very frequently, or indeed
...
Sir James Young Simpson, Walter Grindlay Simpson, 1871
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The obstetric memoirs and contributions
In both the adult female and male, some of the higher tubes or coeca of the
Wolffian bodies often remain, and become expanded into those cysts which form
the sessile and pediculated hydatoid bodies that are so very frequently, or,
indeed, ...
James Young Simpson, 1856
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Stedman's Medical dictionary 1918 : 5th ed
hydatoid (hi'dfi-toyd) [G. hyddr(hydat-) , water, + cidos, resemblance.] 1. The
aqueous humor. 2. The hyaloid membrane. 3. Relating to the aqueous humor.
hydnocar'pus. A genus of trees of India and Bur- mah. H. kurz'ii, a species, the
ripe ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
... Laing of Aberdeen as examples not of cystic or hydatoid disease of the testis,
but as mere serous cysts outside the testis, most likely connected with the
epididymis. For the radical cure of encysted hydrocele of the spermatic chord, Mr
Curling ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... USE Pregnancy, Molar Hydatidiform mole USE Pregnancy, Molar Hydatidosis
USE Echinococcosis Hydatids USE Echinococcosis Hydatigena taeniaeformis
USE Taenia taeniaeformis Hydatoid USE Aqueous humor Hydazepam [RM666.
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