QUE SIGNIFIE SERPIGINOUSLY EN ANGLAIS
définition de serpiginously dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de serpigineusement dans le dictionnaire est d'une manière serpigineuse, de la manière caractéristique du serpigo.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SERPIGINOUSLY»
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MS lesions are typically periependymal in location and enhance
heterogeneously and serpiginously, similar to malignant astrocytoma. The
contrast enhancement pattern in MS changes over time, with new contrast
lesions appearing and old ...
Harry S. Greenberg Professor of Neurology and Surgery, William F. Chandler Professor of Surgery, Howard M. Sandler Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology,
1999
2
Intensive Care in Neurology and Neurosurgery: ...
Different images are obtained depending on the tumour, and can vary from
hypodense images that enhance heterogeneously and serpiginously following
contrast infusion (e.g., in high-grade astrocytoma) or well-circumscribed images
with ...
3
Geneal surgical affections. The blood-vessels. The nerves. ...
Almost all the morbid processes which occur in this stage are locally infective,
and thus spread serpiginously. They show no tendency to spontaneous cure. In
these two features they differ much from what is usual in the secondary stage.
Sir Frederick Treves,
1785
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A system of surgery: theoretical and practical
When syphilitic ulceration extends serpiginously, its outline is generally
horseshoe-shaped — not oval or circular, as in lupus serpigi- nosus. Rodent
cancer is a disease of declining life. It is not associated with indications of
strumous tendency, ...
5
Head and Neck Pathology
... borders GROSS AND HISTOLOGIC FINDINGS: I Gross: curetted partially
softened bony fragments that can be cut with a knife I Irregular curvilinear or
serpiginously contoured spicules of immature (woven) bone randomly arranged
in loosely ...
"The mode in which alopecia develops, the frequent, or indeed usual, absence of
bilateral symmetry, and of any definite unilateral asymmetry, the rounded form of
its patches, and their tendency to enlarge serpiginously, are also, I think, ...
This may refer to a chancroid caused by Haemophilus ducreyi that begins with an
erythromatous lesion that spreads serpiginously under the skin to form a large
ulcerative lesion. Alternatively, inguinal lymphadenopathy also ends up with ...
B, Slightly higher power view shows a serpiginously shaped, floridly hyperplastic
lymphoid follicle. The overlying epithelium shows reactive changes. C, High-
powerview shows part ofone follicle composed ofmany actively proliferating large
...
... SEROTYPES SEROTYPING SEROUS SEROVAR SEROVARS SEROW
SEROWS SERPENT SERPENTINE SERPENTINELY SERPENTINES
SERPENTS SERPIGINES SERPIGINOUS SERPIGINOUSLY SERPIGO
SERPIGOES SERPIGOS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
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Cardiothoracic Surgery Review
Histologically, it consists of fusiform cells, whichare smallerthanthe atrial cells,
arranged more or less longitudinally in areas along the line of the sulcus
terminalis and serpiginously in other areas. The cytoplasm is light staining. The
nuclei are ...
Kenneth L. Franco, Vinod H. Thourani,
2012