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Compendium of Anatomy in Proverbs Compendium of Anatomy in Idioms eDictionary of Medical Acronyms Medico-Legal Concerns in Surgery
COMPENDIUM OF ANATOMY IN PROVERBS
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An exclusive collection of Proverbs on Human Anatomy.
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SOME EXTRACTS
ARM
God strikes with his finger, and not with all his arms. (Jacula Prudentum)
Greedy folks have long arms. (German)
He that picks up all sorts of wood, soon gets an armful. (German)
Keep your broken arm inside your sleeve. (Chinese)
Money and friendship break the arms of justice. (Italian)
BACK
A child's back must be bent early. (Danish)
A foul mouth must be provided with a strong back.(Danish)
A friend at one's back is a safe bridge. (Dutch)
A man may bear till his back breaks. (French)
A person is unlucky who falls on his back and breaks his nose. (French)
BLOOD
A leech that will not quit the skin until sated with blood. (Anonymous)
A scholar's ink lasts longer than a martyr's blood. (Irish)
Blood cannot be washed out with blood. (Afghan)
COMPENDIUM OF ANATOMY IN IDIOMS
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An exclusive collection of Idioms on Human Anatomy.
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SOME EXTRACTS
ARM
A LIST AS LONG AS YOUR ARM
If you say a list is as long as your arm, you mean that it is very long.
Anyway, I'd better make a start. I've got a list as long as my arm of jobs to do.
AN ARM AND A LEG
A lot of money.
Everything the restaurant offers tastes good, and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
BE ARMED TO THE TEETH
If a person or a country is armed to the teeth, they have many weapons.
We walked past a group of soldiers, armed to the teeth.
BE UP IN ARMS
To be very angry.
The students are up in arms about the standard of teaching at the college.
Local traders are up in arms over the effect of the new parking regulations on their businesses.
BEARD
BEARD SOMEONE IN THEIR DEN
To visit an important person in the place where they work, in order to tell or ask them something unpleasant.
A group of journalists bearded the director in his den to ask how he was going to deal with the crisis.
Who’s going to beard the lion in her den and explain what’s gone wrong?
BLOOD
BAD BLOOD
Feelings of hate between people because of Compendium of Anatomy in Idioms arguments in the past.
Police say the arson attack may have been the result of bad blood between the two families.
BE AFTER BLOOD
To want to catch someone in order to hurt them or punish them.
He’d cheated them and now they were after his blood.
BE BAYING FOR BLOOD
If a group of people are baying for blood, they want someone to be hurt or punished.
Families of the victims were baying for blood during the trial.
eDICTIONARY OF MEDICAL ACRONYMS
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More than 4,50,000 acronyms.
One of the largest collection in the world and first of its kind in India.
Virtually each acronym linked to its reference.
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More than 50,000,00 (50 lacs) references with complete abstracts linked.
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A beta Alzheimer ‘s beta-amyloid peptide
A beta amyloid beta
A beta amyloid beta protein
A beta amyloid beta-peptide
A beta amyloid beta protein
A beta amyloid beta-protein precursor
A II angiotensin II
A M assay of morphine-3-glucuronide(M3G),morphine-6- glucuronide
A site aminoacyl-tRNA site
A(1)AR A(1) adenosine receptor
A(1)R A(1) receptor
A(2A)-AR A(2A) adenosine receptors
A(3)AR A(3) adenosine receptor
A(A) area fractions
a(w) water activity
A.a. Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans
MEDICO-LEGAL CONCERNS IN SURGERY
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First time published in India exclusively for Genral Surgeons.
More than 200 aspects discussed with Medico-Legal and special concerns.
More than 750 references.
Includes Exclusive Medico-Legal Glossary
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SOME EXTRACTS
ABDOMINAL ANGINA
Medico/Legal Traps:
Because most of these patients have generalized vascular disease, failure to perform a cardiovascular evaluation before surgery could be a medicolegal pitfall.
References
Cognet F, Ben Salem D, Dranssart M, et al: Chronic mesenteric ischemia: imaging and percutaneous treatment. Radiographics 2002 Jul-Aug; 22(4): 863-79; discussion 879-80.
Fidelman N, Wilson MW, Boddington S, et al: Postoperative evaluation of complex aortovisceral and aortorenal reconstructions by magnetic resonance angiography. Acad Radiol 2004 Sep; 11(9):1055-8.
ABDOMINAL TRAUMA, BLUNT
Medico/Legal Traps:
Failure to suspect intra-abdominal injury from appropriate mechanisms.
Failure to evaluate abdominal/flank/costal margin pain after blunt abdominal injury.
Failure to obtain timely surgical consultation and operative intervention..
Failure to recognize intra-abdominal hemorrhage and delay operation for additional diagnostic testing in the face of hemodynamic compromise.
References
Aherne NJ, Kavanagh EG, Condon ET: Duodenal perforation after a blunt abdominal sporting injury: the importance of early diagnosis. J Trauma 2003 Apr; 54(4): 791-4.
Talton DS, Craig MH, Hauser CJ, Poole GV: Major gastroenteric injuries from blunt trauma. Am Surg 1995 Jan; 61(1): 69-73.
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