BUKU BASA PORTUGIS KAKAIT KARO «PEDIONALGIA»
Temukaké kagunané saka
pedionalgia ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
pedionalgia lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Portugis.
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... (f) pedionalgia n — pedionalgia (f) pedioneuralgia n — pedioneuralgia (f)
pediophobia n — pediofobia (f) pedolalia n — pedolalia (f) pedología n —
pedología (f)
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Cândido de Figueiredo. *Pedintão*, m. O mesmo que pedinchão. *Pedintaria*, f.
Classe dos mendigos; mendicidade. (De pedinte) *Pedinte*, adj.Que pede. Que
mendiga. M. ef.Pessôa, que pede. Pessôa,quemendiga. * *Pedionalgia*, f. Med.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Diccionario de ciencias médicas por una sociedad de los más ...
XXVIII Pedartrocace . XXVIII Pederastía . . XXVIII Pedicdlado . . XXVIII Pedicular (
enfermedad). XXVIII — <— materia medica XXVIII Pedicülares . . XXVIII Pedículo
.... XXVIII Pedicuro. . . . XXVIII Pediluvio . . . XXVIII Pedio XXIX Pedionalgia .
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... pedicle, pedicure, pedicurtst, pediform, pedigree, pediluvium, pedionalgia,
pediphalanx, peditis, pedodynamometer, pedograph, pedometer, pedopathy,
pedorthic, pedorthics, pedor- thist, quadruped, remiped, unimpeded, velocipede
pedo-, ...
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The History of Tropical Neurology: Nutritional Disorders
He pointed out (1927) that the disorder had been recorded in Sav- igliano (
Piedmont) in 1762, and in 1806 among troops in Padova, where it was called
pedionalgia. It has been impossible to verify that statement; if correct, the
condition has ...
G. W. Bruyn, Charles M. Poser, 2003
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Lexicon Orthopaedic Etymology
e.g., pedionalgia epidemica, from Greek 6r|u,0c,: "district, country, land," and "the
people" which inhabit it, refers to "pain of the metatarsus which falls upon a
people" from without. The term is applied to peripheral neuropathy in children ...
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Dizionario compendiato delle scienze mediche, prima ...
... 2, 2 coe Parafimosi, 195, 1, 40 valerebbero Paralisi, 218, 1, 7 alopeculus
Parotide, 240, 2, 27 accefso Parto, 258, 2, 20 manevole Parto, 262, 2, 27 uterina
Parto, 270, 1, 44 ases Pedionalgia, 304, 2, 9 dinerbare Pellagra, 307, 2, 10
pellagresi ...
Morbid fear aroused by the sight of a child or of a doll. pedionalgia (pedionalgia).
Pedioneuralgia; rarely used term for podalgia. pedioneuralgia (pedioneuralgia).
Pedionalgia. pedodinamómetro (pedodynamometer). An instrument for ...
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Dizionario universale della lingua italiana ... ; preceduto ...
Principia la Pedionalgia coli' alterazione dei nervi che si distribuiscono al piede ,
al lenitone della quale non si conosce la natura , e il cui grado diverso apporta
una differenza nel dolore di quella parte che risalta talvolta così feroce da ...
Carlo Antonio Vanzon, 1838
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Suplemento al diccionario de medicina y cirugía del profesor ...
1 ,° Las enfermedades generales del pie pueden referirse á las ber- rugas,
ampollas, pedionalgia, heridas , congelación , abscesos, loxar- tro, y el sudor
abundante de pies. Berru^.ts. Véase este artículo en el Diccionario de Ballano.
Manuel Hurtado de Mendoza, Antonio Ballano, Celedonio Martínez Caballero, 1823
