grande courbure
English translation: greater curvature
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| 5 | greater curvature |
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| 5 | large curvature |
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| 5 | greater curvature =curvatura ventriculi major |
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| 4 | large arch |
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greater curvature Explanation: French Term grande courbure de l'estomac English Term greater curvature of stomach Sopurce: EURODICAUTOM |
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large curvature Explanation: HTH |
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large arch Explanation: The large intestine, in its course, describes an arch which surrounds the convolutions of the small intestine. It commences in the right iliac region, in a dilated part, the cecum. It ascends through the right lumbar and hypochondriac regions to the under surface of the liver; it here takes a bend, the right colic flexure, to the left and passes transversely across the abdomen on the confines of the epigastric and umbilical regions, to the left hypochondriac region; it then bends again, the left colic flexure, and descends through the left lumbar and iliac regions to the pelvis, where it forms a bend called the sigmoid flexure. |
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greater curvature =curvatura ventriculi major Explanation: greater curvature as Maya Jurt has suggested or in latin curvatura ventriculi major for details http://gastroresource.com/GITextbook/fr/chapter6/6-2.htm (figure 1). this part of stomach is shown greater curvature (curvatura ventriculi major) and The lesser curvature (curvatura ventriculi minor),were described in http://www.bartleby.com/107/247.html |
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