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Meanings of oral cavity in English

Portuguese
boca
Catalan
boca
Spanish
boca
Wikidata

The opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge.

boca
Spanish
boca
Wikidata

The cavity in the head.

boca
Usage of oral cavity in English
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Results: sLeX is predominantly expressed in carcinomas originating from the oral cavity.
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Patients with oral cavity SCC showed no association between biomarker and outcome.
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HPLCs play a role in the immune response of the oral cavity.
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Kaposi's sarcoma is an angioproliferative tumour rarely found in the oral cavity.
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The nasal cavity of the skull widened and met the oral cavity.
Salem’s Lot
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There are limited data suggesting a change in prognosis of oral cavity cancers.
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Introduction: Saliva is a complex secretion that protects and lubricates the oral cavity.
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During tooth development, teeth erupt into the outer environment, oral cavity.
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Mulch unhinged his jaw, expanding his oral cavity to basketball proportions.
Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code
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It can involve other sites like lymph nodes, kidney, oral cavity.
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Methods: Twenty patients with previously untreated N0 oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma were studied.
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The former system utilizes a mechanism similar to taste sensing in the oral cavity.
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Few cases arising of MFH of the mandible or oral cavity have been documented.
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Current evidence suggests that THC is deposited in the oral cavity during cannabis smoking.
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A full thickness mucosal graft from oral cavity was performed to repair the defect.
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Cancer of the oral cavity and oropharynx is a major public health problem in Spain.
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Translations for oral cavity
Portuguese
boca
Catalan
boca
Oral cavity through the time
Oral cavity across language varieties
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