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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TROPHONEUROSIS»
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... (т) - trochanter troclear adj - trochlear trofesía (f) - trophesy trofésico adj -
trophesic troficidad (О - trophicity trófico adj - trophic trofismo (т) - trophism
trofodermatoneurosis (О - trophodermatoneurosis trofoneurosis (f) -
trophoneurosis ...
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The History of Clinical Endocrinology: A Comprehensive ...
Rolleston, in a brief resume, refers to them as follows1"1: "Trophoneurosis" (von
Recklinghausen in 1890) and J. Dreschfeld (1845-1907) in 1894; "Acro-
trophoneurosis" (Etienne Lancereaux, 1829-1910, in 1895). Lancereaux not only
denied ...
3
Concise Dictionary of Biomedicine and Molecular Biology
tRNAtr¥ • Trophoneurosis tRNA"> Referring to tRNA for tryptophan or tRNA
carrying tryptophan. tRNA0' Referring to tRNA for tyrosine or tRNA carrying
tyrosine. Trobicin A trade name for spectinomycin dibydrocbloride. an amibiotic
that binds ...
4
Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology
... nervous systems from trauma, shock, exposure to cold, arsenical intoxication,
intestinal toxemia, toxemia of pregnancy and infections, inducing trophoneurosis
or angiotrophoneurosis, are causes which have been frequently suspected.
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Progressive Medicine: A Quarterly Digest of Advances, ...
Trophoneurosis. A peculiar form of trophoneurosis — whatever that may be — is
described by Raymond and Sicard.2 They report two cases of unilateral atrophy
of the body occurring in brother and sister. In one case the process was ...
6
Vox Medical Spanish Dictionary
Romberg's trophoneurosis trofoneurosis de Romberg. trophoneurotic adj.
trofoneurótico, -ca. trophonosis n. trofonosis. trophonucleus n. trofonúcleo.
trophopathy n. trofopatía. trophoplast n. trofoplasto. trophospongia n.
trofospongia, ...
Noble and Hauser propounded as their first theory one of reflex trophoneurosis,
wherein the condition was attributed to constant irritation of the sensory
transmitting impulses along afferent channels to the spinal ganglia, producing
trophic ...
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A Text-book of Medicine
As the subcutaneous tissue becomes atrophied, the side of the face affected by
the trophoneurosis grows thin, wrinkled, and hollow. The sebaceous secretion
disappears, the skin is dry, and the secretion of the sweat-glands is diminished.
when it is properly a trophoneurosis. To be sure, it has some evidence of a
perverted metabolism incident to the deranged function of the gland involved, but
this is only a secondary consideration. The specific pathological features are not
...
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Progressive Medicine. a Quarterly Digest of Advances, ...
Hereditary Trophoneurosis of Feet and Hands. Few cases of this disturbance
have been reported. Weitz3 has observed it in uncle and nephew. The uncle had
an older brother affected in the same manner, his sister was sound but one of her
...
