10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CRANIOCELE»
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MRI in pediatric neuroradiology
... dehiscence Basal craniocele Neuroblastoma Fibrous dysplasia
Rhabdomyosarcoma Chondrosarcoma Angiofibroma (Osteo) chondroma Fibrous
dysplasia Chondroma Craniocele, heterotopia (nasal glioma), dermoid
Odontogenic tumors ...
Samuel M. Wolpert, Patrick D. Barnes, 1992
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Monograph on the alginates
... 4284 A 4285 A 4290 A 4291 H4095 3 2 1 1 2 Acrania, craniocele Spina bifida
Acrania, craniocele Subcutaneous edema Acrania, craniocele, spina bifida
Acrania, craniocele, spina bifida Hydrometra; hydrocephalus acrania Positive
control ...
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Teratologic evaluation of FDA 71-20 (sodium bisulfite) in ...
... craniocele) , spina bifida En terohepa tócele Hypoplastic tail Acrania,
craniocele, spina bifida Acrania, cranioc1le, spina bifida, (etencephaly) Acrania,
craniocele Etencephaly, spina bifida Etencephaly, spina bifida En terohepa
tócele No tail; ...
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Pesticide Residues in Food - 2004: Evaluations 2004, ...
A single fetus in the group at 10mg/kgbw per day showed craniocele (brain
hernia may be associated with a skull defect). Several limb and gastric
malformations TRIFLOXYSTROBIN 387–450 JMPR 2004 434. Days Dose (mg/
kgbw per day) 0 ...
World Health Organization, 2006
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Blackwell's Nursing Dictionary
... optic; 3, oculomotor; 4, trochlear; 5, trigeminal; 6, abducens; 7, facial; 8,
acoustic; 9, glossopharyngeal; 10, vagus; 11, accessory; 12, hypoglossal.
craniectomy (kra-ni-ek' -to-mi): Surgical removal of a portion of skull. craniocele (
kra' -ni-6-sal): ...
Dawn Freshwater, Sian Masiln-Prothero, 2013
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... prefix meaning 'skull or cranium': craniobuccal, craniognomy, craniosacral.
craniocarpotarsal dystrophy. See Freeman-Sheldon syndrome. craniocele. See
encephalocele. craniocervical /-sur'vikal/ [Gk, kranion + L, cervix, neck],
pertaining to ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Medical Speech-Language Pathology: A Desk Reference
Craniocele. Herniation ofbrain tissues. Craniotomy. Opening into the cranium.
Decerebrate posture, decerebrate rigidity. Referring to the posture ofa comatose
patient in which the legs are stiff and extended, the arms are extended and ...
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Medical Terminology for Health Professionals 6th edition:
These headaches, which affect primarily men, are named for their repeated
occurrence in groups or clusters. n An encephalocele (en-SEF-ah-loh-seel), also
known as a craniocele, is a congenital herniation of brain tissue through a gap in
the ...
Carol L. Schroeder, Ann Ehrlich, 2008
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
... prefix meaning “skull or cranium”: craniobuccal, craniognomy, craniosacral.
craniocarpotarsal dystrophy. syndrome. craniocele. See encephalocele.
craniocervical lkra'ne-osur'vikoll [Gk, kranion + L, cervix, neck], pertaining to the
junction of ...
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
Stinking, Geranium Ro- bertianum. CRANIOCELE, Encephalocele. CRANIOH^
MATONCOS, Cephalwmatoma. CRANIOL'OGY, Cranios'copy, Craniulng" to,
Phrenol'ogy, Cranioscop'ia, C. Galfid'na, Ence* phaloscop'ia, Doctri'tia Gallia'na.
