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Meanings of pedicle in English

A small stalk bearing a single flower of an inflorescence; an ultimate division of a common peduncle.

Usage of pedicle in English
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The effect of pedicle diameter was tested using a Pearson correlation coefficient.
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Your suprahyomandibular is nothing but the pedicle of the suspensorium over again.
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A selective IPM was performed by selectively clamping the right portal pedicle.
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Intermittent clamping of the pedicle was tolerated significantly better than continuous clamping.
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There was no injury to the lower pole ureter or vascular pedicle.
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The most common mode of failure was the fracture of the pedicle.
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PMMA can significantly enhance pedicle screw stability in osteoporosis and severe osteoporosis.
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Only studies of water-based endoscopic TLIF with pedicle screw fixation were included.
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Introduction: The pedicle positioning in free tissue transfer is critical to its success.
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It was possible to postoperatively compare the position classifications of 406 pedicle screws.
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The potential use of drill templates to place lumbar pedicle screws is promising.
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The attachment was effected by means of a pedicle 33 cm.
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The operation was performed using either omental pedicle or muscle flap with thoracoplasty.
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Fluoroscopy was used only once after all the pedicle screws had been inserted.
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The thoracic pedicle screws were inserted with the help of the navigation module.
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Cystic right ovary with twisted pedicle: atrophic left ovary: contracted kidneys.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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