10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESORBENT»
Discover the use of
resorbent in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
resorbent and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The International Dental Journal
Eesorption of cementum and dentine occurs in resorption of deciduous roots, and
is produced by the resorbent organ exterior to the tooth. In a certain number of
specimens of loose deciduous crowns there may be found after extraction bays of
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Transactions of the Academy of Stomatology, ...
Resorption of cementum and dentine occurs i'n resorption of deciduous roots,
and is produced by the resorbent organ exterior to the tooth. In a certain number
of specimens of loose deciduous crowns there may be found after extraction bays
...
Academy of Stomatology (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1901
Resorption of cementum and dentin occurs in resorption of deciduous roots, and
is produced by the resorbent organ exterior to the tooth. In a certain number of
specimens of loose deciduous crowns there may be found after extraction bays of
...
The pneumatic duct of eels, which serves as a resorbent area, is vascularized by
a pulmonarylike capillary network. From the resorbent capillary plexus of the
pneumatic duct a vein carries blood to the ductus Cuvieri, or directly to the atrium
of ...
B.G. Kapoor, Bhavna Khanna, 2004
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The Practice of Dentistry: A Practical Treatise Upon the ...
FIo. 7.—T1m REsORnmrT OR0AN accomplished by what is known as the
resorbent organ, a name given by Tomes to an area of giant cells called
odontoclasts (Fig. 7) occupying the space between the F10. 6.—Dl-:
CALCIFICATION OF THE ...
6
American Journal of Dermatology and Genito-urinary Diseases
INDICATION. Sedative, astringent. Sedative, astringent. Desiccant, astringent.
Protective, antiseptic. Moist dressings — antiseptic. Antiseptic, protective.
INDICATION. Resorbent, protective. Resorbent, stimulant. Resorbent, emollient,
stimulant.
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Textbook of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics: For Students ...
567 Diagram of a case of root resorption after secondary dentin had formed: SD,
secondary dentin; AR, area undergoing resorption; peculiar central spire of
secondary dentin which has resisted the Resorption of distal root of* a first
resorbent ...
Henry H. Burchard, Otto Edward Inglis, 1920
The secretory part is contracted and the resorbent part relaxed. From F 'zinge (
1953). relax the resorbent areas (Fig. 13) or cause an opening of the oval.
Adrenaline had the same effect on the resorbent part but caused the secretory
bladder to ...
William Stewart Hoar, David J. Randall, 1971
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The Practice of dentistry
accomplished by what is known as the resorbent organ, a name given by Tomes
to an area of giant cells called odontoclasts (Fig. 7) occupying the space between
the Fio. 6. — Decalcification of the Deciduous Teeth. The numbers indicate ...
The secretory part is contracted and the resorbent part relaxed. From Fange.
Fange showed that electric stimulation of the vagus will relax the resorbent areas
or cause an opening of the oval. Adrenaline had the same effect on the resorbent
...
