| fine i. |
an anatomical injection that fills even the smallest vessels.
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| fine n. |
a very thin, highly flexible steel needle with a narrow inner core used to cannulate very small bile ducts to perform percutaneous (or fine needle) transhepatic cholangiography (see under cholangiography). Called also Chiba n. and skinny n.
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| fine needle transhepatic c. |
transhepatic cholangiography performed by means of a very fine, highly flexible steel needle (fine needle).
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| fine s. |
ultrastructure.
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| fine t. |
a tremor in which the vibrations are rapid.
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| FIN | a method of examining in minute detail |
| FIN | a comb with teeth set close together |
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