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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CRIBROSE»
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1
Head & Neck Surgery--otolaryngology
Macewen triangle (cribrose area) is a depressed pit just posterior to the spine of
Henle and serves as a topographic landmark for the underlying mastoid antrum.
The antrum is typically located 15 mm medial to the cribrose area. The zygomatic
...
Byron J. Bailey, Jonas T. Johnson, Shawn D. Newlands,
2006
2
Glasscock-Shambaugh Surgery of the Ear
The base of the cochlea abuts the fundus of the IAC and is perforated (cribrose),
allowing for the passage of cochlear nerve fibers. The apex lies medial to the
tensor tympani muscle. The osseous spiral lamina winds about the modiolus and,
...
Aina J. Gulya, Lloyd B. Minor, Dennis Poe,
2010
3
Synopsis of American wasps
Scutel having on its anterior part a fine transverse crest, finely crenulate ; its
hinder part behind the crest transverse, cribrose, transversely square, very
obtusely angulate. Metathorax prolonged, rounded, having a distinct concavity,
nearly ...
Henri de Saussure, Edward Norton,
1870
The base of the cochlea abuts the fundus of the internal auditory canal, and is
perforated (the cribrose area) for the transmission of cochlear nerve fibers. The
apex, pointing anteriorly, inferiorly, and laterally, lies medial to the tensor tympani
...
Gordon B. Hughes, Myles L. Pensak,
2011
Connell and Porter suggested that the cribrose form (Fig. 26) has evolved among
corals because it provides acroporids with some advantages in the struggle for
living space. These authors have suggested that these corals overshadow their ...
B.V. Preobrazhensky,
1993
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Otology, Neurotology, and Lateral Skull Base Surgery: An ...
Cochlea (Fig. 2.4C) The cochlea has 21⁄2 turns and spirals around the modiolus,
its axis. The spiral ganglion cell bodies are located in the modiolus and the
dendrites project to the organ of Corti via the cribrose area and the osseous
spiral ...
Oliver F. Adunka, Craig A. Buchman,
2011
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Comptes rendus de l'Académie bulgare des sciences:
Of 48 carcinomas combined with hyperplasia 46 have the structure of
adenocarcinomas, whereby 31 possess a considerable number of cribrose
structures characteristic of the carcinomas of this group. In certain cases we
succeeded in ...
Le grosse inclusioni elettrondense, riscontrate con una certa frequenza in
Psilotum nei plastidi della cellula cribrosa e che appaiono talvolta contornate da
una membrana, ricordano i « corpi opachi » descritti in plastidi di cellule non
cribrose ...
9
Ballenger's Otorhinolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery
However, there was a traumatic neuroma (TN) on the vestibular side of the
cribrose area. (B) At the saccular level, the saccular macula and part of the
vestibule were replaced by fibrous tissue (FT). The inferior vestibular nerve (IVN)
was ...
James Byron Snow, Phillip A. Wackym, John Jacob Ballenger,
2009
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Otolaryngology: Basic Science and Clinical Review
There wasfresh blood within the internal auditory canal that extended through the
cribrose area into Rosenthal's canal, with blood products within the perilymphatic
scalae (magnification of A XI 5. 8; BXS8.1). spaces of the inner ear via the ...
Thomas R. Van De Water, Hinrich Staecker,
2011