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Significados de fascia en inglés

portugués
fáscia
español
fascia

A sheet or band of fibrous connective tissue separating or binding together muscles and organs etc.

fascia
portugués
painel de bordo

Instrument panel on an automobile or airplane containing dials and controls.

painel de bordo
Uso de fascia en inglés
1
The fascia and skin should be brought into accurate apposition by sutures.
Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
2
The dura was repaired with temporalis muscle fascia sealed with fibrin glue.
Pubmed
3
Giraffes have evolved large hearts, and very thick fascia around the neck.
The Lost World
4
Inside, changes include a redesigned fascia and new fabrics and materials are used.
The Irish Times
5
Secondary outcomes were average 24-h pain and plantar fascia thickness measured on ultrasound.
Pubmed
6
The internal ring was thereafter closed externally by the fascia transversalis.
Pubmed
7
At the operation, we discovered a cystic tumor between peritoneum and Gerota's fascia.
Pubmed
8
A square of packing-case rested against the fascia by the doorway.
Anno Dracula
9
The ear framework was elevated with a thick fascia at the deep surface.
Pubmed
10
The fascia above the mesh and soft tissues was then closed.
Pubmed
11
He has in his hand the fascia herbarum, and the crepidae on his feet.
Travels through France and Italy
12
The fascia is approximated, if possible, and the skin sutured.
Pubmed
13
A false hip intrigues them as effectively as the soundest one of living fascia.
In Defense of Women
14
That's your fascia crackling. She always brings up my fascia.
Up in the air
15
APs were placed on the fascia of the pectoral muscle using an infra-mammary incision.
Pubmed
16
He stretched across and retrieved it, picking bits of glass from the silver fascia.
Pack animals
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Translations for fascia
español
fascia
Fascia a través del tiempo
Fascia por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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