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Meanings of malformation in English

Portuguese
deformidade

An affliction in which some part of the body is misshapen or malformed.

deformidade
Portuguese
malformação

Something abnormal or anomalous.

malformação
Usage of malformation in English
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Case description: This 53-year-old male with a ruptured left temporal-occipital arteriovenous malformation.
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Palatogingival groove is an anatomical malformation that often causes severe periodontal defects.
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Participants: 164 consecutive patients undergoing surgical removal of orbital cavernous venous malformation.
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Cohort included all patients with epilepsy associated with cortical malformation on neuroimaging.
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This can possibly lead to fetal malformation, asphyxia or floppy infant syndrome.
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Nunnely reports cases of congenital malformation in three children of one family.
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The polycystic kidney disease is a hereditary malformation seldom described in Africa.
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PMID: 14623220 Three had a Chiari II malformation and two a hydrocephalus.
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Noninvasive radiology confirmed the diagnosis and excluded any deeper cervical venous malformation.
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The penis is ordinarily defective and there is sometimes another associate malformation.
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LSJML-49276 was a full-term female infant exhibiting no malformation or skeletal trauma.
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The vast majority of these patients present with a Chiari malformation type I.
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The anomaly in most cases consists of a malformation of the external genitalia.
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It is not an isolated malformation of the posterior fossa in most cases.
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This was most clearly manifested as scoliosis caused by malformation of individual vertebrae.
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The most typical form of malformation of the esophagus is imperforation or obliteration.
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Malformation through the time
Malformation across language varieties
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