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Significats de noma en anglès

rus
нома
portuguès
estomatite gangrenosa
català
noma
espanyol
cancrum oris
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Gangrenous infection of the mouth and face.

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Examples for "oro-facial noma"
Examples for "oro-facial noma"
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The extremely fœtid odour which pervades the room or even the house the patient occupies, is usually sufficient to suggest the diagnosis of cancrum oris.
Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
Ús de noma en anglès
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These lesions are classified as noma-like lesions, necrotic gangrenous ulcers of the oral cavity mucosa appearing in severe organic diseases.
Pubmed
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I too squatted by Noma's head, and grew quick-witted in my fear.
Nada the Lily
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I have it, but look, Noma, a stone has cut my finger.
Finished
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Noma tried and could not find them; his vision failed him.
Nada the Lily
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Fermenting Noma's Rene Redzepi has predicted that fermenting will be the next foraging.
The Guardian
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Forty people are downstairs in Restaurant Noma having the lunch of their lives.
The Irish Times
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Salt is the only thing I can taste at first in Noma Mexico.
The Irish Times
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Noma was born in Swaziland and had some insight into the South African story.
The South African
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Things that have existed for all time and are just walk-on parts in Noma.
The Irish Times
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NOMA is popular only because there is no evidence to favour the God Hypothesis.
The god delusion
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Surely NOMA can survive this more modest and unassuming religion?
The god delusion
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Whatever else this is, it is very far from NOMA.
The god delusion
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What has it meant for you to come from Noma?
Reuters
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I suspect I'm not the only crunchy haired Noma diner in Tulum that night.
The Irish Times
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Noma is viewed as an expression of the new movement to spread New Nordic cuisine.
Reuters
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People were horrified, he said, referring to the beginning when Noma served the ants live.
Reuters
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