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10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ATELOSTOMIA»
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1
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
-stomia, suffix meaning '(condition of the) mouth': atelostomia, atretostomia,
hygrostomia. stomion /st6'mé-on/ [Gk, stoma], the median point of the oral slit
when the mouth is closed. stomo-. See stomato-. stomodaeum /stom'edé'am/, ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
2
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
... ftetus for the six first weeks of its existence ; and its persistence to the time of
birth is the effect of a check given to the process of developement. Atelostomia,
misdevelopement, comprehends aprosopin, want of face; ateloprosopia,
imperfectly ...
3
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The mouth may be either imperfectly developed, (atelostomia.) or wholly wanting,
(astomia.) Of congenital nstomia and absence of the nese, M. Littre has given an
interesting case in the Memde l'flcall. Roy. (les Sci. 1701. With the former of ...
4
Edinburgh medical and surgical journal
... of its existence ; and its persistence to the time of birth is the effect of a check
given to the process of developement. Atelostomia, misdevelopement,
comprehends aprosopia, want of face ; ateloprosopia, imperfectly formed face ;
agnathia, ...
5
A Dictionary of Dentistry
Examples: atelocheilia (of the lips); ateloglossia (of the tongue); atelognathia (of
the jaw); ateloprosopia (of the face); atelostomia (of the mouth). atheroma n. (adj.
atheromatous) A thickening of the arterial wall due to the deposition of fat and ...
6
A treatise on pathological anatomy
Gabriel Andral. lastly, where there is anencephalia, at the most elevated point of
the spinal column. Through this orifice there is access to the deeper seated parts
of the alimentary canal. Atelostomia comprizes a great number of malformations ...
7
A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... halisteresis iridosteresis, ovariosteresis -sternia chest condition koiloSternia -
sthenia strength abnormality asthenia -sthenic anisosthenic -stomy mouth,
opening angiostomy, hepatostomy -stornia atelostomia -strepsis twisting
arteriostrepsis ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2013
8
Companion to Clinical Neurology
... imperfect development of) Prefix denoting maldevelopment; thus
ateloencephalia, atelomyelia,and atelostomia indicate imperfect development of
the brain, the spine, and the mouth, respectively. atherothrombotic brain
infarction Cerebral ...
FRCP William Pryse-Phillips MD, FRCP(C) Faculty of Medicine Health Sciences Centre Memorial University of Newfoundland St. John's Newfoundland, 2009
9
Obstetric-gynecologic terminology: with section on ...
ATELOSTOMIA Atelostomia is imperfect development of the mouth and parts.
ATRESIA, PREPYLORIC Prepyloric atresia is an obstruction by a membrane at
the outlet of the stomach above the pylorus. CARDIOSPASM Cardiospasm is a ...
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Committee on Terminology, Edward C. Hughes, 1972
10
Stedman's OB-GYN & genetics words
atelocardia atelocephaly-atelocheilia atelocheiria ateloglossia atelognathia
atelomyelia atelopodia atelosteogenesis atelostomia atenolol athelia atheosis
congenital a. atherosclerosis atherosis acute a. decidual arteriolar a. athetoid
athlete's ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2001
