| fracture b. |
a bed for the use of patients with broken bones.
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| fracture d. |
dislocation complicated by fracture of, or adjacent to, a joint.
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| fracture fusi |
minute rifts or ruptures observed between the keratinized cells of the cortex of a mature hair shaft which has been subjected to pressure sufficient to dissociate the cells of the particular region.
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| fracture s. |
1. a device fabricated of metal or plastic and used to fix segments in the treatment of fractures or facial deformities. 2. a plastic material contoured to the lingual and buccal-labial aspects of the teeth and fixed with wire or cement.
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| fractionation |
Guiding the individual several times through different levels of trance, or in and out of trance, for the purpose of increasing the depth of trance.
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