-
fractured parts of a bone".
Various types of
crepitus that can be
heard in
joint pathologies are: Bone
crepitus: This can be
heard when two
fragments of a...
-
Flatulence is the
expulsion of gas from the
intestines via the ****,
commonly referred to as ****ing. "Flatus" is the
medical word for gas
generated in...
- alii ...
crepitus ventris pro
numinibus habendos esse docuerunt. "others (among the Egyptians)
teach that
intestinal noise (Latin:
crepitus ventris) ought...
- of air
under the skin is
known as
subcutaneous crepitation, a form of
crepitus.
Numerous etiologies of
subcutaneous emphysema have been described. Pneumomediastinum...
- malignancy,
which can be
detected by the
absence of
laryngeal crepitus. Normally,
laryngeal crepitus is
produced when the
cricoid cartilage rubs
against the...
- be intermittent.
Joint noises may be
described as clicking, popping, or
crepitus (grating). TMJ
dysfunction is
commonly ****ociated with
symptoms affecting...
-
gives a
rather hilarious etymological explanation, as he writes: quia
crepitus, qui per
sedimentum exeunt, ad is os allisi,
cuculi vocis similitudinem...
- spreads.
Severe Pain:
Sudden and
severe pain at the site of infection. Gas
Crepitus: A
crackling sound or
sensation under the skin,
caused by gas
bubbles produced...
-
noises are
produced by the
rubbing of
parts one
against the other, as in:
Crepitus, a
crunching sensation felt in
certain medical problems Rales or crackles...
-
marked cases are
characterized by a foul odor and
necrotic infected tissue.
Crepitus has been reported. It
begins as a
subcutaneous infection. However, necrotic...
