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Surgical Guide to Circumcision
Retractibility. Almost all newborns exhibit a state of physiologic phimosis or
inability to fully retract the prepuce. According to Gairdner, only 4% of newborns
will have a retractable prepuce at this stage [10]. The prepuce separates naturally
from ...
David A. Bolnick, Martin Koyle, Assaf Yosha, 2012
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Maldoror (Les Chants de Maldoror):
He is as handsome as the retractibility of the claws of birds of prey; or again, as
the uncertainty of the muscular movements of wounds in the soft parts of the
posterior cervical region; or rather as the perpetual rat-trap, re-set each time by
the ...
comte de Lautréamont, 1965
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
To a certain extent at least these variations as seen in preserved specimens may
be due to the retractibility of the verrucae, which, to quote the statement of Teale ('
37) “admit of retractibility to such a degree as to render the corium perfectly ...
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The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ...
between simple reposition and abdominal section; first, because it is not possible
to determine absolutely as to the condition of the intestine, amount of infection,
etc., in the abdomen and the retractibility of the uterus; and, second, because if ...
Besides this cardinal distinction, from which the divisions are named, there are
other well-marked differences, one being the presence or absence of the
muscular system (referred to above), and the consequent retractibility or non-
retractibility ...
Penzance Natural History and Antiquarian Society, 1884
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The Physiology and Pathology of the Blood: Comprising the ...
I The blood corpuscles possess in a very marked degree extensibility and
retractibility, properties which, when present together, constitute elasticity, and
which are most perfectly displayed by liquids having a certain degree of viscosity,
e.g., ...
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Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine: An Introductory Manual
Hypospadias. phimosis. adherent foreskin. cryptorchidism. hydro- cele. hernia
size and shape of testes and penis. and testicular torsion. Tes- ticular retractibility
can be overcome by having the child sit in a cross- legged squatting position on ...
Humayun J. Chaudhry, 2004
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Lectures on orthopaedic surgery
A marked compressibility and retractibility of the liga- menta fla va. Immediately
after the separation of the arches, Meyer noticed that its column had considerably
shortened. Hirschfeld had already observed this fact, and had estimated it as ...
9
Excerpta Medica: Pediatrics
The position and retractibility of the normal testis in childhood with reference to
the diagnosis and treatment of cryptorchidism - Farrington G.H. St. Georges Hosp
., London - jpediatsurg 1968 3/1(I) (53-59) The position and retractibility of the ...
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The Philippine Journal of Science
Kukenthal himself observed this phenomenon, which led him to detect the
retractibility of the polyps. The fact remains, however, that the habitus of
Paralemnalia is different from that of Lemnalia. The colony is composed of a
number of ...
