| Hueter's manoeuvre | <technique> Pressing the patient's tongue downward and forward with the left forefinger in passing a stomach tube. (05 Mar 2000) |
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| Hueter's sign | <clinical sign> In a case of fracture, the vibration expected on tapping the bone is not transmitted when tissue intervenes between the fractured parts of bone. (05 Mar 2000) |
| Hueter, Karl | <person> German surgeon, 1838-1882. See: Hueter's manoeuvre, Hueter's sign. (05 Mar 2000) |
| Hueter's sign |
the absence of the transmission of osseous vibration in cases of fracture with fibrous material interposed between the fragments.
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| Hueter's l. |
a straight line connecting the medial epicondyle of the humerus with the top of the olecranon when the upper limb is in extension.
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| Hueter's line, maneuver, sign |
see under line, maneuver, and sign.
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| Hueter's m. |
downward and forward pressure on the patient's tongue by the left forefinger of the physician during introduction of a stomach tube.
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| Hueter's s. |
the absence of the transmission of osseous vibration in cases of fracture with fibrous material interposed between the fragments.
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