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Cordis,
Latin for of the heart, may
refer to:
Cordis (band), an
American chamber music group Cordis (medical), a
medical device company Cordis, Auckland...
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cases of
thoracoabdominal ectopia cordis or less
severe pentalogy of Cantrell. In general, the
prognosis for
ectopia cordis is poor—most
cases result in death...
- may be
called contusio cordis (from
Latin for "bruising of the heart"), but is
unrelated to
commotio cordis.
Commotio cordis may also
occur in other...
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blood through the
heart and body came with the
publication of De Motu
Cordis (1628) by the
English physician William Harvey. Harvey's book completely...
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medicine and neuroscience. In 1959, the company's name was
changed to
Cordis. In 1970,
Cordis introduced the
first sheath introducers with
hemostasis valves...
- The crux
cordis or crux of the
heart (from
Latin "crux"
meaning "cross") is the area on the
lower back side of the
heart where the
coronary sulcus (the...
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services on
conducting research using CORDIS is
available at
European Do****entation
Centres across the EU.
CORDIS offers access to a
broad range of information...
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superior end of the
bulbus cordis is also
called the conotruncus. In the
early tubular heart, the
bulbus cordis is the
major outflow pathway. It...
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Cosimo Cordì (Italian pronunciation: [ˈkɔːzimo korˈdi]; Locri, 1951 – Locri,
October 13, 1997) was a
member of the 'Ndrangheta, a
criminal and mafia-type...
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significant os
cordis (heart bone), or two (os
cordis sinistrum and os
cordis dextrum, the
latter being the
larger one). The os
cordis is
thought to serve...
