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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «ATELOGLOSSIA»
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ateloglossia nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Em defesa da língua vernácula: questiúnculas de português
Quem quer que se dê ao trabalho de compulsar os nossos léxicos, há de, para
logo, verificar que o que eles registram 6 ATELOGLOSSIA. Fácil nos é
documentar o nosso asserto, citando: "Dicionário de Termos Médicos", do Dr.
Pedro A.
Francisco Martins de Araújo,
1991
2
A treatise on pathological anatomy
... and arises from the absence of the internal muscles of the tongue ; constituting
one of the kinds of defective developement of that organ, comprehended under
the term ateloglossia. The following are the principal varieties of ateloglossia. 1.
3
A Manual of pathological anatomy
More often they show themselves by defective formation of the mouth and fauces
(astomia), of the upper jaw (ateloprosopia), of the lower law (agnathia and atelog
- nathia), of the lips (achelia and ateloehelia), of the tongue (ateloglossia).
Charles Handfield Jones,
1854
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
ectly formed lower jaw; acheilia, defect of lips; afclocheilia, badly formed lips,
hare-lip, fissured palate; aglossia, want of tongue; ateloglossia, incomplete
tongue ; microglossia, preternaturally small tongue; macroglossia, unusually
large tongue ...
5
A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... (ektasis dilatation) atelencephalia (enkephalia brain condition) atelo:
atelocardia (kardia heart) atelocephaly (kephale head) atelocheilia (cheilos lip)
atelocheiria (cheir hand) ateloencephalia (enkephalos brain) ateloglossia (
glossa tongue) ...
Horace Gerald Danner,
2013
6
Midline Medical Dictionary
Defective development of hand, qlot^C (^<t>W Ateloglossia. Poor development of
the tongue. Atelomyelia. Poor development of the spinal cord. T SPJ'f
Atelorrachidia. Defective development of the spine. Athelia. Absence of the
nipples.
7
Mosby's Medical Dictionary
... prefix meaning 'imperfect or incomplete': ateloglossia, atelopodia. atelorachidia
/at'olOr'okid'e-o/ [Gk, ateles, incomplete, rhachis, spine], a defective, incomplete
formation of the spinal column. Also spelled atelorhachidia. atenolol /aten'olOl/, ...
8
A Dictionary of Dentistry
An inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary movement. atel- (atelo-)
Prefixdenoting imperfect or incomplete development. Examples: atelocheilia (of
the lips); ateloglossia (of the tongue); atelognathia (of the jaw); ateloprosopia (of
...
9
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... a dwarf whose skeleton is incompletely formed as a result of the non-union of
the epiphyses and diaphyses during bone development. atelo-, prefix meaning '
imperfect or incomplete': ateloglossia, atelopodia. atelorachidia /at'alor'akid'é'a/
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis,
2009
10
Dunmore and Fleischer's Medical Terminology: Exercises in ...
... arthritis arthrocentesis arthroclasia arthrodynia arthroneuralgia arthropyosis
arthrosclerosis arthrosteitis ascus aspiration asthenia astigmatism astigmometer
asynergy asystolia ataxophobia atelocardia atelocheiria ateloglossia
atelognathia ...
Cheryl Walker-Esbaugh, Laine H McCarthy, Rhonda A Sparks,
2004