- The term
zygoma generally refers to the
zygomatic bone, a bone of the
human skull that is
commonly referred to as the ch****bone or
malar bone, but it may...
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Zygoma implants (or
zygomatic implants) are
different from
conventional dental implants in that they
anchor in to the
zygomatic bone (ch**** bone) rather...
- A
zygoma fracture (zygomatic fracture) is a form of
facial fracture caused by a
fracture of the
zygomatic bone.
Symptoms include flattening of the face...
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Zygoma reduction, also
known as ch****bone
reduction surgery, is a
surgery used to
reduce the
facial width by
excising part of the
zygomatic bone and arch...
-
derives from the
Ancient Gr**** Ζυγόμα,
zygoma,
meaning "yoke". The
zygomatic bone is
occasionally referred to as the
zygoma, but this term may also
refer to...
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Eurocentric beauty standards. The term
zygomatic derives from the Gr**** ζύγωμα
zygōma,
meaning "bolt, bar",
derived from ζυγο-, "yoke, join". The Gr**** word was...
- components,
three of
which are
directly related to
connections between the
zygoma and the face, and the
fourth being the
orbital floor. Its
specific locations...
-
lateral or
posterior translation, is not
always considered a
proper zygoma (
zygoma is Gr**** for "yoke", i.e.
something that
restrains movement). In the...
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without equalizing mask
pressure during descent Eye
injury or eye
surgery Zygoma fracture (results in
lateral subconjunctival bleeding)
Medical conditions...
- knee flexion. The ch**** sign, in
which pressure on the ch****
below the
zygoma leads to
rising and
flexion in the forearm. Brudzinski's reflex, in which...
