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Implant material
| Глоссарий медицинских терминов |
A substance grafted or inserted into a person
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Implant, английский
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Implant body trying, английский
Implant neck, английский
Implant shoulder, английский
Implant site, английский
A place in or on the body where the implant is positioned
Implant systems, английский
Implant testing, английский
Implant-drill, английский
Implant-supportedbridge, английский
A bridge that is supported solely by dental implants fixed in the jawbone.
Implantaatio, финский
Implantation, французский
Implantation, английский
- 1. the act of grafting or inserting tissue, a drug, inert material or a device into a person, or the introduction of one tissue into another surgically 2. same as nidation 193 incompatibility
- Implantación
Implantationes [um, fpl], латинский
Implante, испанский
Implante anticonceptivo, испанский
Implantti, финский
Material, английский
- Materiau;matière
- Mat.
- Mtl
- Материал
- Military equipages of all descriptions for the naval services. the bombs, blankets, beans and bulletins of the navy and marine corps. taken from nelson`s british navy as the u.s. services became professional. related: materiel – the military equipages of the army and air force, taken from napoleon`s french army as the u.s. services became professional.
- 1. matter which can be used to make something 2. cloth the wound should be covered with gauze or other light material. 3. all that is necessary in surgery
- N материал | a материаль- ный analogy writing ~ материал для письма (кожа, перга- мент и проч. )
- A part’ of 3d content that provides texture to 3d geometries. combined with light
- Вещество, материал
Material, английский
Material, английский
Material, шведский
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Plasminogen, английский
A substance in blood plasma which becomes activated and forms plasmin
Anaesthetic, английский
A substance given to someone to remove feeling, so that he or she can undergo an operation without pain ‘spinal and epidural anaesthetics can also cause gross vasodilation, leading to heat loss’ [british journal of nursing]
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