Synonym: break, crack, crevice, gap, opening, split. Similar words: assure, reassure, pressure, acupressure, rest assured, air pressure, pressure group, issue. Meaning: ['fɪʃə(r)] n. 1. a long narrow depression in a surface 2. a long narrow opening 3. (anatomy) a long narrow slit or groove that divides an organ into lobes. v. break into fissures or fine cracks.
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(91) There is abundant karst fissure water in the limestone and dolomite of Cambrian and Ordovician.
(92) Methods Applied elongation of the oral fissure combined with vermilion mucosal flap translated in 59 cases.
(93) The settlement with good what does anal fissure have method?
(94) Chink a narrow opening, such as a crack or fissure.
(95) The presigmoid petrosal intersection and fissure for endolymphatic sac should be used as landmarks for drilling petrous bone to decrease injury to internal structure of the petrous bone.
(96) But those prolonged unhealed, has become old anal fissure, and even the formation of subcutaneous fistula patients have to be OK surgery.
(97) Objective To investigate the use of hepatic vein fissure in hepatic surgery.
(98) In most humans, the parietal lobules are divided by a fissure.sentencedict.com
(99) Typical findings include small nodules in a perilymphatic distribution along the peribronchovascular bundles, adjacent to the interlobular septa and subpleurally including the fissure.
(100) These year come such all the time, accompany anal fissure.
(101) The pathogenetic mechanisms causing anal fissure . [ comment ] .
(102) Conclusions Microsurgery through longitudinal fissure approach for A2 anterior cerebral artery aneurysms can get good results.
(103) Objective:To observe and appraise the curative effect of internal anal side-sphincterotomy combined with pathologic tissue clear operation in treating third-grade anal fissure.
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