10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «DIGITOPLANTAR»
Discover the use of
digitoplantar in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
digitoplantar and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Dicionário de dermatologia
A localização específica da lesão é no quinto dedo, na dobra digitoplantar.
Outras designações: dactilose espontânea. Símbolo de classificação: 4.10.7.
albinia: S. f. (sin. ger.) Ver: albinismo. albinismo: S. m. acromia congênita ou
hereditária ...
2
Gazeta medica de Lisboa: 1867
... depressão um pouco menos que semi-circular, occupando as faces interna e
inferior da raiz do dedo, coincidindo exactamente com a dobra digitoplantar, sem
ulceração permanente, nem dor intensa, nem phenomeno algum inflammatorio,
...
3
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary
Dorland. dig~i~to.plan-tar (dij”i-to-plan'ter) [digito- + pbintar] toes and the sole of
the foot. pertaining to the di'gi-toxi'ge-nin (dij”i-tok”si-je'nin) the steroid nucleus
that is the aglycone of digitoxin. dig~i~tox~in (dij”i-tok'sin) [USP] a cardiac ...
4
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary32: Dorland's ...
Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary Dorland. dig~i~to.plan-tar (dij”i-to-plan'ter
) [digito- + pbintar] toes and the sole of the foot. pertaining to the di'gi-toxi'ge-nin (
dij”i-tok”si-je'nin) the steroid nucleus that is the aglycone of digitoxin.
5
Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
... the heartbeat. Especially useful in auricular fibrillation and congestive heart
failure. Digitalis purpurea furnishes the glycosides digitalin and digitoxin while
Digitalis lanata furnishes digoxin. These drugs have a cumulative effect.
digitoplantar ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
6
Foot and Ankle Sports Medicine
The condition may be characterized by erythema, vesicopustules, erosions, and
marked macerations. Lesions are found in the interdigital web and inflammation
canextend toward the digitoplantar sulcus, thesole, andtheback of the foot(82).
Spontaneous amputation of the fifth (small) toe occurs at the level of the
digitoplantar fold where a linear, fibrous constriction develops (Fig. 19.30). Bone
resorption and phalangeal fracture occurs and blood vessels, veins and tendons
atrophy ...
8
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
A depression develops across the digitoplantar fold of the toe and gradually
progresses until the toe falls off. The condition is usually painless and has no
other symptoms. Also called ainhum. autoantibody /or't6-an'tibod'é/ [Gk, autos +
anti, ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
9
Diseases of the Skin with Illustrations
This rare disease begins as a semicircular or annular constriction at the
digitoplantar fold of the little toe, although the other toes may be affected. Its
progress is very slow, extending over a period of five to ten years. In time a furrow
encircling ...
10
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Cf: digiti; digito: c/f ofLdigitus,finger or toe, as in digitigrade‚ walking (mostly)on
the toes; (digito) c/fofEdigit, as in digitoplantar. dihalo; diketo; diodo: 'presence of
two halogen atoms; two ketone groups; two iodine atoms'. (Webster.) diktyo.
