- A
sequestrum (plural:
sequestra) is a
piece of dead bone that has
become separated during the
process of
necrosis from
normal or
sound bone. It is a complication...
- radiographs. In radiographs, the
sequestra present a
typical worm-eaten
appearance similar to a
pumice stone.
Sequestra appear osteoporotic and decalcified...
-
Stenoma sequestra is a moth in the
family Depressariidae. It was
described by
Edward Meyrick in 1918. It is
found in the
Guianas and Brazil. The wingspan...
- by
squinting or
closing the eye (blepharospasm). The
cause of
corneal sequestra is unknown. A
sequestrum in the
cornea usually develops following long...
-
Their shallow eye
socket may lead to
exophthalmos and
feline corneal sequestra.
Their malformed jaw can
cause difficulty with mastication; the result...
-
signs may be present,
including draining fistulas,
loosening of
teeth and
sequestra formation.
Untreated chronic osteomyelitis tends to
feature occasional...
- up by the
everlasting fire. XV
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place provide me, From the...
- in the
socket walls is
slowly separated by
osteoclasts and
fragmentary sequestra may form. The
bones of the jaws seem to have some
evolutionary resistance...
-
impairing their flow, and
areas of
devitalized infected bone,
known as
sequestra, form the
basis of a
chronic infection. Often, the body will try to create...
- O
Srbech máme zachován první historický záznam ze VI. století u
Vibia Sequestra, který praví, že Labe dělí v
GermaniinSrby od Suevů65. Tím ovšem nemusí...
