QUÉ SIGNIFICA MAMILLATION EN INGLÉS
definición de mamillation en el diccionario inglés
La definición de mamillation en el diccionario es una protrusión en forma de pezón. Otra definición de mamillation es el estado de ser mamillated.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MAMILLATION»
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mamillation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
mamillation y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Australian Journal of Zoology
Nematocyst thread bears the usual treble dextral spiral of small spines, and the
thread narrows distally gradually. Nematocysts of the Mamillations One wart cap
or mamillation from paratypc specimen A857 was examined for nematocysts; ...
2
Nashville Monthly Record of Medical and Physical Science
... where there were streaks of bright injection; no mamillation of the membrane ;
no softening, as evidenced by tearing up of strips ; * TJber die Krankheiten des
Digestions Apparatus; Virchow's Handbuch. f Klinik >ier Unterleibs Krankheiten.
3
Dublin quarterly journal of medical science
... was seen very vascular, but no abrasion could be discovered ; in several parts
spots of slaty discoloration were found, and near the pylorus the surface was
thrown up into that warty form to which the name of mamillation has been given.
4
The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science
The other is his explanation of the term "mamillation," "so called from the lumpy
islands which rise up on the surface of the stomach, like mamma (they are not
very like)." The term becomes more apposite when we derive it from the
diminutive ...
5
Miscellaneous Papers Relating to Indo-China:
... a network of cracks pervades the rocks, and the seams have either a thin plate
of blackish ferruginous crust included between them, or their sides have a similar
thin coating which is often covered with an exceedingly minute mamillation.
Filaments are an adaptation in some marine forms by which eggs are attached to
the substrate. Maternal investment in complex eggshells has a metabolic cost;
this is often considered to be traded off by production of fewer eggs. Mamillation ...
Randy Gaugler, Anwar L. Bilgrami,
2004
7
A Dictionary of Medicine and the Allied Sciences
Wrong or vicious practice; medical or surgical treatment which is maniDefecA
wrong MAMILLATION festly wrong or not in accordance with the recognized
practice of medical men; particularly, treatment in which harm 18 done through
the ...
8
An Atlas of Differential Diagnosis in HIV Disease
The barium swallow shown in Figure 4. l 8 demonstrates fine mucosal ulceration
and mamillation of the folds (arrow). The esophagus is small due to spasm. The
patient complained of retrosternal discomfort on swallowing solid foods.
M.C.I. Lipman, Timothy A. Gluck,
1994
9
Roenigk & Roenigk's Dermatologic Surgery: Principles and ...
Figure 7 Photomicrograph of atypical mole shows nests of nevus. Figure 4
Atypical mole: mamillated variety. Note prominent center with fine mamillation
and minimal shoulder. Figure 1 Noduloulcerative basal cell carcinoma; early le-
Figure 2.
Randall K. Roenigk, Henry H. Roenigk,
1996
10
MCQs and SAQs in Microbiology
Which of the following egg has mamillation: A. Threadworm B. Roundworm C.
Whipworm D. Hookworm 153. Which of the following egg shows cresentic areas:
A. A. lumbricoides B. F. hepatica C. F. buski D. T. trichiura 154. Occult blood with
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