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Meanings of hypoderm in inglês

russo
подкожная жировая клетчатка
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tecido subcutâneo
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subcutis
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teixit cel·lular subcutani

Lowermost layer of the integumentary system in vertebrates.

        tecido subcutâneo
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        Examples for "subcutis"
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        Magnetic resonance angiography confirmed the specific channels were not the superficial veins in the subcutis.
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        HCC cells in the subcutis did not produce degradative enzymes and the cells did not metastasize.
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        The deep dermis and subcutis were frequently involved.
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        Then, human CE was applied on the pressurized nevus and implanted into the subcutis of nude mice.
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        The decrease resulted from a developed oedema and vasoconstriction in the skin and subcutis of the cannulated extremity.
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        There are three basic layers in the skin - the epidermis, the dermis and the hypodermis.
        The Irish Times
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        The subcutaneous tissue (known as the hypodermis or the third layer of the skin) flattens.
        The South African
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        The hypodermis is a subcutaneous layer that consists mostly of fat and provides both insulation and cushioning.
        The beauty diet: looking great has never been so delicious
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        Results: The epidermis and adnexae, the collagen bundles of the dermis and the hypodermis could be identified through architectural and cellular details.
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        The underlying skin (corium or hypodermis) consists chiefly of connective tissue, contains numerous blood-vessels and nerves, and has a totally different origin.
        The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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        They occurred in the groin of elderly patients in the subcutaneous tissue.
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        Microscopically, the lesions resembled encapsulated fat necrosis occurring in human subcutaneous tissue.
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        Insufficient oxygenation can limit the long-term survival of encapsulated islets in subcutaneous tissue.
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        The effect of hemodialysis on subcutaneous tissue oxygen tension was studied in nine patients.
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        Spontaneous subcutaneous extraskeletal osteosarcoma was diagnosed in the subcutaneous tissue of two Djungarian hamsters.
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        Introduction: Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare, progressive bacterial infection of superficial fascia followed by secondary subcutaneous tissue necrosis.
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        There was no communication of the cranial cavities, but simply fusion of the cranial bones covered by superficial fascia and skin.
        Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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        The deep adipose tissue beneath the superficial fascia left on the gluteus maximus muscle was effectively used to provide more volume to the flap.
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        Introduction: The membranous superficial fascia (MSF) was described early in the 19th century, as was its role in the clinical sign of urethral disruption.
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        Results: An average of 4.64 LVAs were performed per one limb using the lymphatics located in the deep fat underneath the superficial fascia.
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