- "beyond the
femur in the
distal direction".
Further examples may
include cephalad (towards the
cephalic end), craniad, and proximad.
Superior (from Latin...
-
access to the
cephalad (top)
surface of the
transverse mesocolon.
Focal adhesions frequently tether the
greater omentum to the
cephalad aspect of the...
-
borders of the
operating field.
Depending on the type of procedure, the
cephalad drapes are
secured to a pair of
poles near the head of the bed to form...
-
blood faster to the
upper body in
microgravity conditions,
known as the
cephalad fluid shift. In addition,
muscle regeneration protein levels have been...
-
internal and
external anal sphincters.
Supralevator abscess forms from
cephalad extension of the
intersphincteric abscess above the
levator ani or from...
- hard to
distinguish from the
inguinal type (especially when
ascending cephalad)[clarification needed]: however, they
generally appear more rounded, and...
-
current p****ing
through the loop.
Counterclockwise atrial flutter (known as
cephalad-directed
atrial flutter) is more
commonly seen. The
flutter waves in this...
- in the
following categories based on the
following regions of the body.
Cephalad region Dorsal origin of
temporal musculature Loss of
caniniform region...
-
clinician to
apply pressure on the
thyroid cartilage posteriorly, then
cephalad (upwards) and, finally,
laterally towards the patient's right. In 1961...
- sign
Charles Edward Beevor neurology,
neurosurgery spinal trauma at T10
cephalad movement of
navel on
cervical flexion Bekhterev–Jacobsohn
reflex Vladimir...
