Meanings of zygomatic in English

The face is long, moderately broad, and the zygomatic arches are seldom prominent.

But the acid ate all the way down to the zygomatic and the maxilla.

The forward projection of the zygoma and the zygomatic arch often expose them to injury.

Maxillary rehabilitation can be further improved by using the vascularized bone graft and zygomatic implants.

Slowly, we extracted the wreckage that had been Ferris's maxillary, zygomatic, nasal, and temporal bones.

Now I'm missing part of my zygomatic bone.

I recognized an orbital ridge, a sliver of zygomatic arch, a mastoid process, a mandibular condyle, isolated teeth.

Conclusions: The zygomatic and temporal branches of the facial nerve were the most vulnerable to injury after ethanol sclerotherapy.

Back to the zygomatic arch.

Broken nose, shattered zygomatic arch, crushed seventh cranial nerve, three of his teeth snapped off at the gum, concussion.

The zygomatic arches-thecheekbones-wereboth shattered; so were the nasal bone and the outside rim of the left eye orbit.

Fractures of the zygoma can lead to the displacement of the zygoma and the zygomatic arch, causing facial collapse deformity.

This study evaluated the functional results of zygomatic implants and vascularized bone graft reconstruction of the maxillary defects in 4 patients.

A pathologically elongated coronoid process forming a joint with the zygomatic arch and bone is termed as "Jacob's disease."

Conclusion: It is a reliable method for functional reconstruction of maxillary defect via vascularized iliac osteo-musculo-cutaneous flap combined with immediate zygomatic implantation.

It was cut from the zygomatic process towards the midline, parallel to the midline plane, into eight slices of 2 mm thickness.