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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «STAPHYLOPLASTY»
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staphyloplasty dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
staphyloplasty et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Principles and practice of surgery, embracing minor and ...
As the opening is thus closed by a flap taken from the adjoining soft parts, and
made to slide over the fissure, as in plastic operations elsewhere, the operation
has been termed Palatoplasty, Staphyloplasty, or Uranoplasty. according to the ...
Henry Hollingsworth Smith, 1863
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A System of Operative Surgery: Based Upon the Practice of ...
STAPHYLOPLASTY. 207 § 2. STAPHYLOPLASTY. In the operation of
staphyloraphy, as just detailed, the attempts of surgeons have generally been
limited to cases in which the fissure was only in the soft palate, the opening in the
bony ...
Henry Hollingsworth Smith, 1852
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Illustrated manual of operative surgery and surgical anatomy
Staphyloplasty. — The loss of substance which constitutes fissure of the arch of
the palate is frequently so great as to render junction of the lips of the division
impossible, by the operation of staphylo- raphy; staphyloplasty should then be ...
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
... complete the subjects embraced in the fourth section, with the passing remark
that he has given processes of his own for the rem0val of scirrhous tumours of the
tongue by a wire ligature, one for staphyloraphy, and a third for staphyloplasty.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
The next patient I wish to present to this society is a woman upon whom as
perfect a staphyloplasty operation has been performed as is possible. You will
find upon careful examination of this case that the operator has taken advantage
of the ...
... stirrup stapedectomy cluster, uvula staphyloplasty fat steatolysis narrowing
stenosis sternum sternalgia chest stethoscope point stigmatism mouth, opening
stomatitis chain streptococcus sympathy sympathectomy syphilis
syphilopsychosis T ...
Assistant Professor the University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg Mississippi Lachel Story, Lachel Story, 2011
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
See eczematous conjunctivitis. staphyl-, staphylo-, 1. prefix meaning “grapelike
clusters or conditions of the uvula”: staphyloplasty, staphyloncus. 2. prefix
meaning “a micrococcal infection”: staphylolysin, staphyloderm. staphylococcal.
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
MORE WORDS TO WORK WITH (Continued) myorrhaphy ornithology
ornithomancy paleobotany paleontology phrenemphraxis phrenospasm plankton
pleurisy proctorrhaphy spasm spastic staphyledema staphylitis staphyloplasty
LESSON ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
Staphyloplasty, staf'-il-o-plas-le. Plastic operation on cleft-palate. Staphyloptosis,
staf-il-o to'-sis. Abnormal elongation of the uvula. Staphylorrhaphy, staf-il-or'-a-fe.
Suture of a cleft palate. Staphylotomy, staf-il-ot'-o-me. Amputation of the uvula.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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International classification of causes of sickness and death
(d) Staphyloplasty. — Staphylorrhaphy. This title does not include: Cancer: of the
lips or tongue (39). — Chancre of the mouth (37). — Noma (142). — Mumps (19).
— Gangrene of the mouth (142). — Diseases of the palate (146). — Fracture of ...
Jacques Bertillon, Commission internationale chargée de reviser les nomenclatures nosologiques, United States. Bureau of the Census, 1910
