clavicula

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clavicula

(kləˈvɪkjʊlə)
n
(Anatomy) the clavicle
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In that study, PDA was diagnosed by the auscultation of a continuous murmur beneath left clavicula in physical examination and the visualization of ductus by transthoracic two-dimensional and color Doppler echocardiography.
Response to the case report of pulmonary artery coil migration after management of patent ductus arteriosus in a 65-year-old female patient/Altmis bes yasindaki kadin hastada patent duktus arteriozus tedavisini takiben pulmoner arter tikacinin yer degistirmesi ile ilgili olgu sunumuna yanit?
Los accesos se realizan mediante puertas en clavicula (claviculae).
?Vascones en las filas romanas durante el Bellum Cantabricum? La moneda-colgante del Campo de Las Cercas (Cantabria)
A sua porcao clavicular (com origem na metade medial da clavicula) faz a flexao do ombro (Dangelo e Fattini, 2002).
Effects of a resistance training program with weight on the muscular strength/Efeitos de um programa contra resistencia com pesos sobre a forca muscular
Los mamiferos adaptados a desplazarse colgando de los arboles por las extremidades anteriores, se caracterizan por largos brazos, manos y pies con dedos oponibles y clavicula grande firmemente fijada al esternon.
Arguments and scientific interdisciplinary data about the imperfections of evolutionary design/Argumentos y datos cientificos interdisciplinares sobre las imperfecciones del diseno evolutivo/Argumentos e dados interdisciplinares cientificos sobre as imperfeicoes do projeto evolucionario
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