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Meanings of anatomic in English

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anatômico

Of or relating to the structure of the body.

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Results: The quality of the registration for the anatomic regions was excellent.
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Background: Glenoid component loosening remains a significant issue after anatomic shoulder arthroplasty.
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When anatomic reduction could not be obtained, the best position was accepted.
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Primary outcome measures were anatomic success, globe salvage, and final visual acuity.
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The fact that the frame is not anatomic only compounded the problem.
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Initial anatomic success was achieved in all patients after performing Th PK.
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The intention of the treatment was closely linked to the anatomic sites.
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Kidneys are significantly affected by profound anatomic and functional changes with senescence.
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The patient demonstrated both visual and anatomic recovery during the follow-up period.
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Retroperitoneal sarcomas are often voluminous tumors which spread via diverse anatomic paths.
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Magnetic resonance images were correlated with intraoperative anatomic differences between the groups.
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SGPAs can be divided into 2 groups according to the anatomic features.
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This study explored the hip medial ultrasonography method and anatomic structure sonograms.
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The paranasal sinus anatomic variations were investigated via coronal section CT scans.
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An anatomic approach to complete pulmonary vein isolation could overcome these limitations.
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Conclusions: Three-dimensional technology can precisely represent anatomic structures in pediatric clefts.
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