10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACROTIA»
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acrotia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acrotia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
ASPHYX'IA, from a, priv., and ffévfc, 'pulse/ De/ec'tu« Pulada, Acrotia'mu*, Sidera'
tio, Sydera'- tio. For a long time, Asphyxia was confined to the sense of *
suspension of circulation or Syncope.' It now generally means appended
animation, ...
... Conductise 2eSl anomalies Uretral pel,ic junction obstruction Calceal cyst/
diserticulum Suplication of the ureters Cydronephrosis Bifid reSl pel,is 2eSl
agenesis Cypoplasia Suplication of the collecting system Skin tag Acrotia Axed
2plasia.
3
Medical Coding Specialists's Exam Review-Physician
Cataracts (743.3) and other lens congenital anomalies can be congenital.
Congenital anomalies of the ear (744.0) can include absence of anatomic parts,
hypertrophy (excessive growth), or failure to grow properly, or malformation. M
acrotia ...
4
Pictorial history of the Civil War in the United States of ...
Tho report of this reconnoiaeancu was very cheering, and it was determined to
capture Fort Donolaon aa upecdily as poeaiblo, and then, with a heavy foroe,
march acrotia Tcnneeaee and penetrate Alabama. Foote had alKady hurried
back to ...
He lined the remainder of the library with cabinets, whose cresting was taken
from the acrotia on the cornice of the 'Choragic Monument of Lysikrates',
published in James Stuart and Nicholas Revett's 'Antiquites of Athens', 1762. The
library ...
6
Surgery of repair: principles, problems, procedures
Whereas in the “lop ears” the basic considerations are the reduction of the
scaphoconchal angle, the creation of an antihelix and only a minor reduction of
one of the tngent segments of the ear cartilage, in acrotia on the other hand all ...
... specimens alive, and thus enabling me to carry on some observations and
experiments on which I shall hope to have something further to Rnmonoruus
ACROTIS mucuvexnrnus K. Anders. Rhinolophus acrotia bmc/z_z/grmthus K.
Anders ...
8
Proceedings of the General Meetings for Scientific Business ...
... the series of evolution: Rh. fmunt-equinum (pa rather often lost) and Rh. acrotia
(p, always lost). (2) As to p" in rmwi, it is generally in the row, rarely half external;
this latter, again, points fm-umrds towards subsequent stages: tkomasi, ...
Zoological Society of London, 1905
My cases were associated with acrotia. There was no external ear present at all.
That is a different type of individual than the case reported by Dr. Colver. To study
this subject one must go through the literature carefully, particularly from the ...
American Laryngological, Rhinological, and Otological Society, Inc, 1932
10
Transactions of the Oriental Ceramic Society
... ornamentation of the columns, pilasters and entablature which modulated the
external forms, also the stairs and the architectural sculptures (fig. 9). The glazed
tiles of different colours, encrusted in the walls or serving as acrotia (figs 10 & 11)
...
