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Meanings of pharynx in English
Usage of pharynx in English
1
When the tip reaches the pharynx coughing, choking and gagging are noticed.
2
The fish, three inches long, by a sudden movement, entered the pharynx.
3
Yet this wonderful appliance had neither tongue nor teeth, larynx nor pharynx.
4
The perforated pharynx terminates some distance in front of the atriopore.
5
No foreign body was palpable with the finger in the pharynx.
6
The name naso-pharynx means the junction of the nose and pharynx.
7
The growth has been found between the larynx and the pharynx.
8
Some Authors report that non-groupable strains are usually isolated from healthy carriers pharynx.
9
Nine patients suffered from a pharynx or larynx trauma after strangulation.
10
The object may be dropped or expelled into the pharynx and be swallowed.
11
The pharynx acts as does the expanding tube of brass instruments.
12
It may even be coughed into the naso-pharynx or it may be re-aspirated.
13
Moreover, a high calreticulin expression was measured in the muscular pharynx.
14
Acute and chronic catarrh of the nose and pharynx are causes.
15
Nine patients had gunshot traumas, one of them with perforation of the pharynx.
16
Part of the mucus membrane on the surface of the pharynx had ulcerated.
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