tympanic incisure

tympanic incisure
鼓切迹

Medical Chinese dictionary (湘雅医学词典). 2013.

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  • incisura — SYN: notch. [L. a cutting into] i. acetabuli [TA] SYN: acetabular notch. i. angularis [TA] SYN: angular incisure. i. anterior auriculae [TA] i. anterior auris SYN: anterior notch of auricle. i. apicis cordis [TA] SYN: notch of cardiac …   Medical dictionary

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