visceral region
1Visceral leishmaniasis — Classification and external resources Amastigotes in a chorionic villus ICD 10 B …
2viscéral — viscéral, ale, aux [ viseral, o ] adj. • 1460; bas lat. visceralis « profond » 1 ♦ Profond, intime, inconscient (opposé à réfléchi). « Ces profondeurs viscérales de l être humain » (Aymé). Une haine viscérale, irraisonnée. Avoir une peur… …
3Visceral leishmaniasis — A chronic and potentially fatal parasitic disease of the viscera (particularly the liver, spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes) due to infection by Leishmania donovani. Also known as Kala azar. Leishmania donovani is transmitted by sandfly bites… …
4visceral cleft — noun : one of the clefts that occur on each side of the neck region between successive visceral arches in vertebrates and that may or may not extend through from the exterior to the cavity of the mouth and pharynx compare branchial cleft,… …
5visceral hump or mass — (MOLLUSCA) The main metabolic region of the body; contains the body organs; the visceropallium …
6Leishmaniasis, visceral — A chronic and potentially fatal parasitic disease of the vicera (the internal organs, particularly the liver, spleen, bone marrow and lymph nodes) due to infection by the protozoa Leishmania donovani. Leishmania donovani is transmitted by sandfly …
7Arc viscéral — ● Arc viscéral pièce squelettique, cartilagineuse ou osseuse, soutenant la région bucco pharyngée des vertébrés …
8infantile visceral leishmaniasis — a type of visceral leishmaniasis caused by Leishmania infantum, usually affecting children between ages 1 and 4; reservoirs are dogs, foxes, jackals, and rodents, and vectors are species of Phlebotomus sandflies. It occurs in the Mediterranean… …
9abdomen — n. Belly, paunch, ventral region, visceral region, visceral cavity …
10viscérale — ● viscéral, viscérale, viscéraux adjectif (bas latin visceralis, du latin classique viscus, eris, entrailles) Qui se rapporte aux viscères, qui les contient : Cavité viscérale. Qui vient des profondeurs de l être : Une haine viscérale. ● viscéral …
