10 LIVRES EN ROUMAIN EN RAPPORT AVEC «PÁNNUS»
Découvrez l'usage de
pánnus dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
pánnus et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions ...
[L. dim. of pannus, cloth] pan-ning (pan'ing) Use of plastic plates or surfaces coated with either antigen or antibody to separate or concentrate specific cells with appropriate receptors. pan-nus, pl. pan-ni (pan'iis, pani) 1. A membrane of ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2005
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A Comprehensive Medical Dictionary: Containing the ... - Pagina 392
Pannic'ulus Ad-H-po'sus.* Adipose membrane. Pannic'ulus Cor'dis.” (“Covering of the Heart.”) See PERICARDIUM. Para'mi-form. [Panniformis; from pan'nus, “cloth.”] Applied to parts of a spongy, thick substance, as certain lichens. Pan'nus ...
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Journal of the Senate of Texas ... - Pagina 263
That the Chivt'Jasticn nt'eaclt county after smi~fy~ in! htatsvll'that. the pan-nus so rt-tarnt-d are lttlaltle ta pay the ttttliuu, shall ttuttttully furnish the 'l'mt<t|t-ur ... of the manual of mmwy due hu- tttitiutt tr'uu all such pan-nus who an: unable to pay.
Texas. Legislature. Senate, 1855
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Medical Surgical Nursing - Pagina 481
Third Stage: Tough fibrous connective tissue replaces pan- nus, occluding the joint space. Fibrous ankylosis results in decreased joint motion malalignment and deformity. Fourth Stage: As fibrous tissue calcifies, bony ankylosis may result in ...
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Amalthea Germanica & Latina - Pagina 357
... fíartftf $иф, pan nus fubtîlis, tenuis, nobilis. 0й»йф, ober «ufeewoef« feneé $иф. pannusj villofus. ' ©еГФогеме* $иф. pan- nus rafus. Stattâtfàm $иф. pan- nus pexus. ФогфеЬ 95ombofïrt xy- ünum,i* tela goftípi- 5¡!g. cento , ônis. pan- nus ...
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A Complete Pronouncing Medical Dictionary: Embracing the ...
Pan-nic'u-lus.* (Diminutive of the Lat. pan'nus, " cloth."] A pan'nicule. Originally, a " small cloth," or " piece of cloth :"— usually applied to a membrane or covering, but sometimes to a disease of the eye. See PANNUS. Pannic'ulus Ad-I-po'sus.
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Modern Medicine and Bacteriological Review
In the chronic, cicatricial varieties of granular ophthalmia, complicated by pan- nus, infiltration, ulceration, and superficial opacities of the cornea, Dr. Neznamow employs liquid vaseline containing from one half to one per cent, of iodine. By this ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 1896
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Shina-Texte aus Gilgit (Nord-Pakistan): Sprichwörter und ... - Pagina 70
MAZ 95 bäai cäai ceyei pan nus Die Frau, die zwölf (Kinder) geboren hat, hat keine Autorität.16 17. MAZ 121 dii-söo~cyei phurükus khuner nee baäthei Die Spindelscheibe der Frauensleute wird nicht (einmal) in der Ecke Platz finden.17 18.
Almuth Degener, Mohammad Amin Zia, 2008
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The Cornea: scientific foundations and clinical practice - Pagina 293
Molluscum contagiosum may produce signs mimicking trachoma with follicles, pan- nus, and discharge. The presence of a molluscum nodule on the lid margin confirms the clinical diagnosis. A chronic follicular conjunctivitis secondary to ...
Gilbert Smolin, Richard A. Thoft, 1987
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A New Pronouncing Dictionary of Medicine: Being a ... - Pagina 543
(Gr. me, “all,” and [6pm, “sweat.”) Perspirat-ion afi'ecting the whole body; general sweating. Pa'nis. Bread. Pan'nus. (Lat, “piece of cloth") Corneal vascularization ; a vascular con- - dition of a leucoma of the cornea, which becomes red and ...
