mandible

Spanish translation: mandibula

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English term or phrase:mandible
Spanish translation:mandibula
Entered by: Sandy T

18:37 Nov 11, 2004
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Dentistry / Dentistry plan
English term or phrase: mandible
Removal of lateral exostosis (maxilla or mandible)
Removal of torus palatinus
Removal of torus mandibularis
Incision and drainage of abscess-intraoral soft tissue
Frenulectomy (frenectomy or frenotomy)-separate procedure
sandra carrazzoni
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maxilar o mandíbula
Explanation:

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maxilar

Dictionary of Medicine (Shahram)

Maxilla
The maxilla is the major bone of the upper jaw

Dictionary of Medicine (Shahram)

Mandible
The mandible is the the bone of the lower jaw. The joint where the mandible meets the upper jaw at the temporal bone is called the temporomandibular joint.


English <> Spanish by Jaime Aguirre - SpinTra.com

mandible
mandíbula



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5 +4mandíbula, quijada
Ana Delgadillo
5maxilar inferior / mandíbula
janago
5maxilar o mandíbula
Sandy T


  

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mandíbula, quijada


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maxilar inferior / mandíbula


Explanation:
Mandible: receptor for lower teeth; consists of curved horizontal body and two perpendicular rami

En el diccionario de dudas de medicina Navarro de McGraw viene explicado. Allí apunta que la nomenclatura anatómica y la RAE son al respecto imprecisos, pues para ellos mandíbula y hueso maxilar son sinónimos. En fin, no me lío y te doy su explicación:

En inglés, por tanto, la palabra "maxilla" hace siempre referencia al maxilar superior, mientras que la mayoría de los médicos de habla hispana siguen distinguiendo claramente entre el maxilar inferior (o mandíbula) y el maxilar superior.



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maxilar o mandíbula


Explanation:

www.babylon.com
maxilar

Dictionary of Medicine (Shahram)

Maxilla
The maxilla is the major bone of the upper jaw

Dictionary of Medicine (Shahram)

Mandible
The mandible is the the bone of the lower jaw. The joint where the mandible meets the upper jaw at the temporal bone is called the temporomandibular joint.


English <> Spanish by Jaime Aguirre - SpinTra.com

mandible
mandíbula





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