10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERMAXILLA»
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intermaxilla in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Birmingham Medical Review
process, and which contributes to the ossification of the nasal apophysis of the
intermaxilla, its external surface, the anterior walls of the alveoli of the incisors,
and the posterior wall of the socket of the lateral incisors ; b, a second centre
which ...
2
The London Medical Recorder
Certain peculiarities of congenital fissure of the palate teach us that the nasal
apophysis of the intermaxilla develops from the external nasal process, and the
body from the internal. 2. The ossification of the intermaxillary bone takes place
by ...
The associated congenital deformities in cases of complete cleft is especially
manifest in the nose, lips, intermaxilla, and maxillaa. The correction of the same
and the prevention of post-operative or acquired deformity is the most neglected
and ...
J. D. White, John Hugh McQuillen, George Jacob Ziegler, 1911
4
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Antero-posterior diameter of symphysis 1*8 Maximum vertical depth of symphysis
2-3 Length of fragment of intermaxilla 4 Diameter of first and second alveoli in
right intermaxilla. . 1-1 Width of nostril at level of its floor at posterior surface of ...
5
Journal of Anatomy and Physiology
Moreover, Kolliker disputes the position that the relation of the teeth to the cleft in
alveolar cleft palate can enable us to determine whether the cleft is a gap in the
intermaxillary bone or a cleft between the intermaxilla and the superior maxilla.
Moreover, Kolliker disputes the position that the relation of the teeth to the cleft in
alveolar cleft palate can enable us to determine whether the cleft is a gap in the
intermaxillary bone or a cleft between the intermaxilla and the superior maxilla.
7
Bulletin of the United States National Museum
to the point of greatest enlargement of the intermaxilla} is contained about two
and a half times in the length of the rostrum. Rostrum broad, its breadth at tlie
base exceeding four-fifths its length. Temporal fossae large and oval. Superior
nares ...
United States National Museum, 1889
8
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
If the incisor process is weak, or retarded in the time of its development, it has
less than the normal control over the forward growth of the intermaxilla, and the
alveoli grow forward and the teeth project in proportion. “2. If the incisor process
is ...
4 intermaxilla, it forces it in, with a twist on its axis, and the sockets growing under
the influence of this twist the incisor teeth suffer torsion. The temporary teeth may
show little of this malformation, whilst the permanent teeth, the sockets of which ...
10
The Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, Normal and Pathological
Moreover, Kolliker disputes the position that the relation of the teeth to the cleft in
alveolar cleft palate can enable us to determine whether the cleft is a gap in the
intermaxillary bone or a cleft between the intermaxilla and the superior maxilla.
