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Meanings of dehiscence in anglès
Splitting at maturity along a built-in line of weakness in a plant structure in order to release its contents, and is common among fruits, anthers and sporangia.
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Conclusions: This forms the largest pediatric study of canal dehiscence to date.
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Purpose: To describe the CT findings characterizing dehiscence of the lamina papyracea.
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Hernia recurrence and dehiscence of the graft were problems in noncompromised surgical fields.
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The dehiscence takes place elsewhere, at some point on the sides.
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These findings shed light on the regulatory mechanisms of anther dehiscence in eggplant.
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There was no evidence of infection or dehiscence in any of these rabbits.
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Detailed chart review was performed for those found to have dehiscence.
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The posterior limit of the dehiscence was always the basal lamella.
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Congenital inner ear malformation was not related to a higher probability of dehiscence.
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Eleven of 16 dogs with dehiscence were euthanized without additional surgery.
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Transverse incision caused wound-healing disorders and fascial dehiscence less often.
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The regimen was well tolerated; there was only one treatment-related complication, a wound dehiscence.
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For the second time, a spontaneous dehiscence seems called for.
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Age under 3 years was associated with a higher prevalence of thinning but not dehiscence.
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Three patients suffered postoperative wound dehiscence and one patient had an infection that required reoperation.
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She suffered recurrent graft dehiscence and infections over many years, prompting elective bilateral reduction mammoplasty.
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