10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CELOTOMIA»
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Do lat. caelum + stare) *Celotomia*, f.Operação cirúrgica,queconsiste em
desapertar a hérnia. (De celótomo) *Celótomo*,m. Instrumento, para a celotomia.
(Do gr. kele + temnein) * *Célsia*, f.Gênero de plantas escrofularíneas.(De
Célsio ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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A General System of Surgery: In Three Parts. Containing the ...
... the Surgeon should lmmedlaffly Po' ceed to reduce the Parts, and retain. them
in their proper Situation, and to. close up the Aperture firmly with a Truss,
Bandage; ora'ttem-pt tbeCm-e by Incision, termed Celotomia. The Method which
some ...
Robley Dunglison. CELL— CELOTOMIA. CELO TO MI A — CENTRAL. I',,' Also,
the operation. 192 at times, termed parent or mother cellt; the resulting cells
being termed daughter cetU. See Cyto- blaat. CELL, APOPLECTIC, see
Apoplectic ...
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Grande diccionario portuguez ou Thesouro da lingua ...
CELOTOMIA, s. f. (Vid. Celótomo). Termo de Cirurgia. Operação pela qual,
cortando a pelle e o annel aponevrotico, se desbrida a hernia. -z-CELÓTOHO,
s. m. (Do grego kéle, tumor, e temnein, fazer incisão, cortar). Termo de Cirurgia.
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Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
CELOTOMIA, s. f. — Ceio + fornia — Ctrurg. Operação que consiste em reduzir
ou desapertar, por meio de seção do anel constritor, uma hérnia estrangulada.
CELÓTOMO, s. m. — Ceio + tomo — Cirurg. Instrumento com que se realiza a ...
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A New Medical Dictionary: Containing an Explanation of the ...
See Bergamotte Celotomia. (From x*a», hernia, and Cedbibuh lion um. Cedar ol
Leba- -rt/uvo. to cut.) The operation for hernia, nus. Finns cedrut of Linnaeus. An
odori- Cklsa. A term of Paracelsus's, to ft ferous wood, more fragrant than that of ...
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A Dictionary of practical Surgery
CELOTOMIA. (from xiVj, a tumour or hernia, and rtugw, to cut.) This has two
meanings, viz. the operation for a hernia, and castratiou. CERATOTOME. (from x:
g«c, a horn, and TifiTO, to cut.) This is the name given by Wenzel to the knife,
which ...
Brechberkeit, bilit , Re'fran 'bilité. Brechfieber, feb anodes, s. A . Bruchiihnliche
Geschwullat, hernia-like swelling, a. Hydalidocék. Bruchschneider, celotomist, :.
Bruchschnitt, celotomia, Célotomie. Brustknoten des Intercostalnervens, ganglia
...
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Travels in Nubia: With Maps &c
Nunqam de celotomia sub hoc ccelo audivi. — The operation is always
performed upon the strongest and best looking boys ; but it has a visible effect
upon their features when they arrive at full age. The faces of the eunuchs whom I
saw in the ...
Johann Ludwig Burckhardt, 1819
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Prosodia chirurgica: or, a memoria technica, calculated for ...
Caustica. Causticks or burning Medicines from >($»&> uro, to burn. Cauterium. A
Burning Iron, or actual Cautery, from *»/&>, to burn. Cele. Krihn, any Tumour; but
chiefly used for those in the Scrotum. * Celotomia. The Operation of the Hernia, ...
