| Roller's nucleus |
sublingual nucleus.
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| Rolleston's r. |
the ideal systolic pressure for an adult is the figure represented by 100 plus half the age in years.
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| Rolleston's rule |
see under rule.
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| Rollet's s. |
the part of an erythrocyte left after removal of the hemoglobin.
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| Rollet's stroma |
see under stroma.
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