cephalic scroll
Spanish translation: región de enrollamiento cefálico
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región de enrollamiento cefálico Explanation: Seguramente el texto se trata de cirugía. Luego de hacer las incisiones pertinentes, la piel o un colgajo u otras estructuras se "levantan", "suben" o "enrrollan" para exponer el área donde se desea trabajar. Espero te sirva, saludos. • Scroll region: The upper lateral cartilages and lower lateral cartilages interrelate in three different configurations. Most commonly, the cephalic edge of the lower lateral cartilage overlaps the caudal edge of the upper lateral cartilage in the scroll region. Less commonly, the cephalic edge of the lower lateral cartilage abuts the caudal edge of the upper lateral cartilage. Rarely the cephalic edge of the lower lateral cartilage is overlapped by the caudal edge of the upper lateral cartilage. En: http://therhinoplastycenter.com/Rhinoplasty-Manual/ch1_1.htm... Identify the scroll region. the cephalic border of the LLC (Fig. 8). Excise the cephalic portion of the LLC by making an incision parallel to the caudal margin with the 15 blade and then peeling off the cephalic portion, leaving the vestibular skin behind. The line of incision parallels the caudal margin of the LLC. En: http://therhinoplastycenter.com/Rhinoplasty-Manual/ch9_1.htm... |
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