10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ECPLEXIA»
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ecplexia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ecplexia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(Gr. ekpiesma) * *Ecplexia*, (csi)f. Med. Delírio, causado por susto repentino. *
Ecsarcoma*, m. Des. Excrescência carnosa. (Gr. eksarkoma) *Ectasia*,f.
Qualquer doença, caracterizada por inchação ou dilatação. (De éctase) *
Ecthlipse*, f.Gram ...
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
2
A Primer of Space Medicine
Martin Philip Lansberg. the universal medical idiom. Professor Verdenius was
kind enough to give the matter some thought and, after having considered
several words and compounds, he decided that the best term was ecplexia. The
root jrAef ...
Martin Philip Lansberg,
1960
3
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
... of leather, or other substance intended to fill the hollow of the armpit ; used
probably in reducing luxations of the shoulder. ECPLEXIA, Stupor. ECPLEXIS,
Stupor. ECPNEUMATOSIS. Expiration. ECPNEUSIS, Expiration. ECPNOE,
Expiration.
4
A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in anatomy, ...
ixTXws, — ecplexia, ecplexis, L., — das erstarren von schreck- en, — von einem
schlage, G., — stupor, from consternation or a blow. "E*<rX»xT«,— ec- plecticus,
— durch ekplexie leidend, — stricken with — , suffering from — stupor. EcPNok ...
5
List of the Specimens of Lepidopterous Insects in the ...
Genus DIANTH^CIA, C. L. H. xi. 496. DtANTH^CIA DOVBENSIS. Dorrensis,
Woche, Stett. Ent. Zeit. xxv. 1864, 182. Norway. Genus EUPLEXIA, C. L. H. xi. 542
. ECPLEXIA ALBOVITTATA. albovittata, Moore, Proc. Zool. Soc. 1866. a.
Darjeeling.
British Museum (Natural History) Dept. of zoology,
1866
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Medical Lexicon. A New Dictionary of Medical Science, ...
... in reducing luxutions of the shoulder. ECPLEXIA, (znhg'm, from wrlrmaw, ' to
stun.') Stupor. ECPLEXIS, (urflnfrg) Stupor. ECPNEUMATOSIS, (cc, and Island, '
air.') Expiratiou. ECPNEUSIS, (memg) Expiration. ECPNOE, (imam) Expiration.
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Vocabulário ortográfico oficial: de acôrdo com o decreto-lei ...
... dolmen donzelo dolméticp donzeloria dolomitico dôr dolomizaçâo dor (oraçâo
que os dolópio persas faziam ao dolorifico meio-dia) dolório dórcade ebanácea
ecoxupé ebanizar ecplexia ebenáceas éctase Ebenézer éctese Eber ardo.
8
Dizionario tecnico-etimologico-filologico
... per far isparire le u guaglianze di una parte, affine di rendere più* forme l'
applicazione della fasciatura. . ECPLESSÌA, ECPLEXIA, ECPLEXIE, etere: da ex
ore), superflua, e da TìX^js-w (plèssi) i colf Stupore. ECPNÓE, ECPNOE, Med.,
da h.
Marco Aurelio Marchi,
1828
... um mundo de ressonâncias, um mundo nunca vivido outrora, ecplexia,
paragramatismo, catafonia (esta última querendo dizer eco, significando também
reflexão ou repetição num raciocínio catacrético que aqui se evita, tendo servido
esse ...
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Encyklopädie der gesammten medicinischen und chirurgischen ...
A - Humectantia Georg Friedrich Most. nen (WtgimS), von Cnrus eigentliche
Zuckungen genannt, in der Praxis vorgekommen, zumal bei Primiparis mit
Habitus spasticus und solchen, die schon früher an Kardialgie, selbst an
einzelnen ...
Georg Friedrich Most,
1836