- The
sagittal plane (/ˈsædʒɪtəl/; also
known as the
longitudinal plane) is an
anatomical plane that
divides the body into
right and left sections. It is...
- A
sagittal crest is a
ridge of bone
running lengthwise along the
midline of the top of the
skull (at the
sagittal suture) of many
mammalian and reptilian...
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Standard anatomical terms of
location are used to
unambiguously describe the
anatomy of animals,
including humans. The terms,
typically derived from Latin...
-
candybar with a
QWERTY keyboard. Some implementations, that do not use the
sagital axis, are
presenting in
phones like
Nokia 3250 and Oppo N1, with twistable...
- ProHealthcareProducts. Tebet,
Marcos Antonio (2014). "Conceitos
atuais sobre equilíbrio
sagital e classificação da espondilólise e espondilolistese".
Revista Brasileira...
- The
inferior sagittal sinus (also
known as
inferior longitudinal sinus),
within the
human head, is an area
beneath the
brain which allows blood to drain...
-
diagnosis is unclear.
Inflammation best seen on T2
sagitals and bony
spurs best seen on T1
sagitals[citation needed] With rest and
quadriceps flexibility...
-
Kellner A.W.A. &
Campos D.A., 1988, "Sobre um novo
pterossauro com
crista sagital da
Bacia do Araripe, Cretáceo
Inferior do
Nordeste do Brasil",
Anais da...
- Ellobius. They
differ from
Ellobius in
being larger,
having a
distinct sagital crest, and
other features of the
teeth and skull. They also
occur allopatrically...
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planes (utrical=horizontal
plane (forward/backward; up/down); saccule=
sagital plane (up/down)), and the
three semicircular canals (anterior/superior...
