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Meanings of lobe in English

Portuguese
lobo
Spanish
lóbulo

Clear anatomical division or extension of an organ.

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Usage of lobe in English
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Left-lobe graft LDLT is still an important treatment option for adult patients.
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Twelve patients had a second temporal lobe procedure for intractable recurrent seizures.
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Four patterns of bronchial branching were seen in the left upper lobe.
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Two ripping panels are embodied in the top lobe of the envelope.
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Objective: Temporal lobectomy is a well-established neurosurgical procedure for temporal lobe epilepsy.
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Hearing an inconsistent word elicited activation in the right anterior temporal lobe.
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He brought the point of his hook up to the exposed lobe.
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Right lobe hepatectomy can be performed safely in healthy adult liver donors.
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In gray matter, a significant difference was observed for frontal lobe NAA.
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One case each arose in the small intestine and the occipital lobe.
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Background: Executive deficits associated with frontal lobe dysfunction are prominent in depression.
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Background and aims: Besides motor function the cerebellum subserves frontal lobe functions.
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Elective thoracoscopic lobectomy of the affected lobe was performed for six patients.
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Frontal lobe damage can return dementia sufferers to childlikeness, and also childishness.
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Decrease in gray matter was detected only in the left parietal lobe.
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MRI revealed a lesion in the right temporal lobe suggestive of meningioma.
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Translations for lobe
Portuguese
lobo
Lobe through the time
Lobe across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare