10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TEGUMENTARY»
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tegumentary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Manual of General Anatomy: Containing a Concise ...
TEGUMENTARY SYSTEM. SECTION 1. General Observations. Definition. — The
tegumentary system is composed of a large membrane which covers the entire
surface of the body, and enters it so as to line all the cavities which communicate
...
Antoine Laurent Jessé Bayle, Henri Hollard, 1828
2
The American Medical Intelligencer
The tegumentary lining of the auditory passages, with the ceruminous glands,
were affected. Now this resembles, in many respects, that disease of the eye
called ophthalmia tarsi. In both cases the structure affected being a tegumentary
tissue ...
3
Regaining Body Wisdom - a Multidimensional View
Tegumentary. System: Our. shield. Our skin constitutes a boundary between our
dense body and the external world. Being impermeable, it ensures the stability of
our inner environment. The skin produces a protective mantle, which keeps it ...
Reiki Master Silvia Casabianca, Reiki Master Casabianca, Silvia, 2008
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A manual of general anatomy; or, A concise description of ...
APPENDAGES OF THE TEGUMENTARY SYSTEM. We name thus, the solid
parts produced by the bulbous or phonetic Tollicles, and which project from the
free surface of the teguments. These parts are : the hair and the nails, belonging
to ...
Antoine Laurent J. Bayle, Henri Hollard, 1829
5
Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
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commissural vessel dorso-intestinal vessels anterior face of septum ventro-
tegumentary ...
6
The Principles of Medicine: Founded on the Structure and ...
They appear to result from a simple depression of the tegumentary membranes.
The tegumentary system enjoys sensibility and irritability in the highest degree. In
these respects it surpasses the other tissues of the organism. These properties ...
7
Echinostomes as Experimental Models for Biological Research
The ambulatory buds had transverse tegumentary folds at their bases. On the
remainder of the buds, the folds were highly ridged. Posterior to the ambulatory
buds, the longitudinal ridges were oriented perpendicular to the tegumentary
folds.
Bernard Fried, T.K. Graczyk, 2000
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Glasgow Medical Journal
The Tegumentary System. Through the integuments foreign matter is absorbed
and excreted, and communicates impressions, either organic or sensitive, to the
central masses of the nervous system. The extremities of the organs performing ...
9
Drug Resistance in Leishmania Parasites: Consequences, ...
Leishmania infections range in severity from asymptomatic lesions to disfiguring
tegumentary leishmaniasis and fatal visceral leishmaniasis. Dermotropic strains
cause American tegumentary leishmaniasis (ATL) characterized by a spectrum of
...
Alicia Ponte-Sucre, Emilia Diaz, Maritza Padrón-Nieves, 2012
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The Medical Examiner: A Monthly Record of Medical Science
Like the exanthematous fevers, generally, it is radicated in the mucous
membrane of the upper portion of the alimentary tube, to be thrown off, finally, on
the tegumentary tissue, as the natural process of cure. Of such an origin of small-
pox, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TEGUMENTARY»
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tegumentary is used in the context of the following news items.
Sunderland AFC: Club History, Pt. 1: School Time
At 2.20 p.m, Breconridge dealt the tegumentary cylinder a resonant thwack, and as it swished through the ambient air a multitudinous roar of 'They're off' ... «Bleacher Report, May 10»
Baghdad Boils
George Bush (above) with leishmaniasis, the Baghdad Boil disease. (Full disclosure: Bush is pictured with tegumentary leishmaniasis, not the cutaneous variety ... «Village Voice, Mar 08»
