| balm of Gilead |
1. any of various trees of the genus Commiphora, especially C. opobalsamum. 2. Mecca balsam. 3. Canada balsam. 4. the buds of the poplar tree Populus candicans, which contain volatile oils and resins and are used as a stimulating expectorant in cough syrups. Called also balsam of Gilead.
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| balneotherapy |
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| ball-and-socket joint |
a joint consisting of a ball-shaped bone that fits into a cup-shaped bone, making the joint free to rotate; examples include the hip and shoulder
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| balloon catheter |
a hollow tube with a small, inflatable balloon at the tip; used to open a narrowed artery or organ that has become blocked
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| ball-and-socket joint |
A joint in which the ball-like end of one bone fits into a cavity, or socket, of another. Human beings have two types of ball-and-socket joints - the hip and the shoulder. Because of their structure, ball-and-socket joints are more flexible than other joints, most of which act like hinges, moving back and forth in one plane.
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