Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
collo a becco di flauto
English translation:
oblique neck
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transparx
Sep 27, 2005 07:35
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Italian term
collo a becco di flauto
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Italian to English
Medical
Medical: Dentistry
maxiallo-facial surgery
high condylar fracture
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | oblique neck | transparx |
5 | oblique fracture | marionclarion |
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oblique neck
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Note added at 7 mins (2005-09-27 07:43:26 GMT)
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*frattura a becco di flauto* is *oblique fracture*:
Document 1
Subject Medicine (ME)
Definition frattura in cui la rima decorre obliquamente rispetto all'asse del segmento scheletrico
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
(1)
TERM frattura obliqua
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
(2)
TERM frattura a becco di flauto
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
Definition a fracture whose line is not directly across the axis of the affected bone
Reference Reallex Med
(1)
TERM oblique fracture
Reference Reallex Med;DF:Principles of optics
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Note added at 7 mins (2005-09-27 07:43:26 GMT)
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*frattura a becco di flauto* is *oblique fracture*:
Document 1
Subject Medicine (ME)
Definition frattura in cui la rima decorre obliquamente rispetto all'asse del segmento scheletrico
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
(1)
TERM frattura obliqua
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
(2)
TERM frattura a becco di flauto
Reference E.Lauricella,Diz.med.,1981
Definition a fracture whose line is not directly across the axis of the affected bone
Reference Reallex Med
(1)
TERM oblique fracture
Reference Reallex Med;DF:Principles of optics
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oblique fracture
frattura“a becco di flauto” - is the name given in Italian to a fracture (usually of a long bone) in which the line of the fracture (the lie of the 2 broken segments) lies obliquely to the axis of the bone.
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