Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
incisioni infrasolcari
English translation:
infrasulcar incisions
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Heathcliff
Feb 13, 2001 03:16
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Italian term
Works in: Italian to English
incisioni infrasolcari
Italian to English
Medical
dental surgery
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infrasulcar incisions
That is, incisions made under or below the groove (sulcus) or furrow between the dental arch and the lips, tongue, or gums.
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infrasulcal incisions
Just a guess really, not having been able to find "infrasolcare" or "solcare". However, it looks like it's derived from "solco" = "sulcus", which according to the OED is "A groove or furrow in a body, organ, or tissue", Quite which groove the incisions are being made below is anyone's guess, unless it's clear from the context.
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