10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «APROCTIA»
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aproctia en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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A Portuguese-English Dictionary
to imprison. aproamento (m.) act of heading for (land, etc.). aproar (v.t.) to steer
for, head for. •probative -va, -t&rio, -ria (adj.) approbative, approving. Var.
APROVATIVO. aproctia (/., Med.) aproctia. aproejar (v.) = APROAR.
aprofundamento (m.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
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Stedman's Medical dictionary 1918 : 5th ed
aproctia (a-prok'shyah) [G. a- priv. 4- prokios, anus.] Absence or imperforation of
the anus. a'pron [O. Fr. naperon, a cloth.] An outer garment, covering the front of
the body, to protect the clothing during surgical operations and other maneuvers.
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Langenscheidt Fachwörterbuch Kompakt Medizin Englisch: ...
... Anakusis f (HNO) anacousia, anacousis, complete deafness Analatresie /anal
atresia, proctatresia, aproctia; imperforate anus Analbuminamie /
analbuminaemia Analekzem n anal eczema Analeptikum n (Pharm) analeptic (
agent) Analfissur ...
Fritz-Jürgen Nöhring, 2004
ATRE'SIA, (see Atreto,) (F.) Atritie. Imper- foration. See Monster. ATRESIA AM,
Aproctia. ATRE'SIA A'si ADXA'IA, A'ma Impcrfnra'tnf, Itnptrftira'tio a'ni, Atrelocyti'ia,
(F.) ltitpfrfar<*ti(rn de Fan im. Congenital imperforation of the inte»- tinal canal.
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Aproctia. Absence of the anus. y<l*)H; «J«{|^lHHI: HCISK Aproscxia. An inability
to fix attention. Apsychia. A loss of consciousness. Aptitude. Natural ability and
facility in performing tasks, either mental or physical. aftf^T; H<4«Mi; <J;HM ...
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Concise Medical Dictionary
It is most often caused by disease of the dominant *parietal lobe of the brain and
sometimes by disease of the frontal lobe, causing, for example, difficulty in
walking (gait apraxia). aproctia n. congenital absence of the anus or its opening.
Elizabeth A. Martin, 2010
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Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
It is most often caused by disease of the dominant *parietal lobe of the brain and
sometimes by disease ofthe frontal lobe, causing, for example, difficulty in
walking (gait apraxia). aproctia n. congenital absence of the anus or its opening.
Elizabeth A. Martin, Oxford University Press, 2010
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P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... aniridia irideremia iris lacking anophthalmia anophthalmos anophthalmus
without eyes anorchia without testes apleuria without ribs apneumta without
lungs apodia aptu without feet aposthia without prepuce aproctia without anus
opening ...
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Medical Lexicon. A New Dictionary of Medical Science, ...
ImperA'rnssu Axt, Aproctia. i ATRI-I'SlA A's'l ADSA'TA, A'mts Imperfora'nw, Inlprr/
uru'ltu u'm', Atretoeys'l'a, Impelfuruh'ml do l'rulus. Congenital imperforation of the
intestinal canal. Arnssm Vaonur, Colpatresia. ATRETELYTRIA, (atreto, and am" ...
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A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
CROSS REFERENCE: ante-, preproct Greek rectum, anus PREPIXED ROOT:
proktos proctia: aproctia (congenital absence or imperforation of the anus) anus (
a privative) proctitis inflammation of the anus: paraproctitis (compare periproctitis)
...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2013
