Introcession

In`tro`ces´sion


n.1.(Med.) A depression, or inward sinking of parts.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Femoral anatomic axis was drawn as a line connecting that point to the center point of transepicondyle introcession. Then the cutting was made 9 mm above the lowest point of the medial condyle of distal femur with 6[degrees] valgus from the femoral anatomic axis.
Three Dimensional Morphometry of Distal Femur to Design Knee Prosthesis for Indonesian Population/Morfometria Tridimensional del Femur Distal para Disenar Protesis de Rodilla para la Poblacion Indonesia
Pinostrobin attached to the surface of viral lipid envelope and resulted in initial introcession. The envelope desquamated within the following 3 h.
Introcessions were frequently found on the envelope of virions (Fig.
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