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Medical Dictionary Definitions A - Z - «S»:

  1. S1-S5 (sacral vertebrae) S1-S5 (sacral vertebrae)
    S1-S5 (sacral vertebrae): The first sacral vertebra through the fifth sacral vertebra. There are 5 sacral vertebral bones. They are represented by the symbols S1 through S5. The sacral vertebrae are situated in the spinal column just below the lumbar vertebrae and right above the coccyx, which i...
  2. SA node SA node
    SA node: The SA node (SA stands for sinoatrial) is one of the major elements in the cardiac conduction system, the system that controls the heart rate. This stunningly designed system generates electrical impulses and conducts them throughout the muscle of the heart, stimulating the heart to con...
  3. SAA SAA
    SAA: 1.Serum amyloid A (an acute-phase protein which increases early in the course of inflammation). 2. Spondylitis Association of America (for improving the lives of people with ankylosing spondylitis and related conditions and curing these diseases)....
  4. Saami health Saami health
    Saami health: See: Artic health....
  5. Sabin Sabin
    Sabin: 1. Sabin, Albert. 2. Sabin, Florence R.....
  6. Sabin vaccine Sabin vaccine
    Sabin vaccine: The oral polio vaccine developed by Dr. Albert S. Sabin. The first vaccine against poliomyelitis was introduced by Dr. Jonas Salk in 1955 and was administered by injection (in 4 separate shots). The oral vaccine was created by Dr. Sabin the next year (in 1956) and is in standard use ...
  7. Sabin, Albert Sabin, Albert
    Sabin, Albert: (1906-93) Pioneering researcher on viruses and viral diseases who developed the oral live-virus vaccine against polio. Sabin's vaccine came to be preferred over the alternative killed-virus vaccine developed by his bitter rival Dr. Jonas Salk. The Sabin vaccine contains harmless atten...
  8. Sabin, Florence R. Sabin, Florence R.
    Sabin, Florence R.: (1871-1953) American anatomist and medical researcher. Her excellent and innovative work on the origins of the lymphatic system, blood cells, and immune system cells, and on the pathology of tuberculosis was well-recognized during her lifetime. She was also a trailblazer for wome...
  9. Sabulous Sabulous
    Sabulous: Sandy or gritty. For example, the sludge in bile may be sabulous. And the stony sediment in urine may be sabulous. From the Latin "sabulum" for "sand."...
  10. Sac, amniotic Sac, amniotic
    Sac, amniotic: Amniotic sac....
  11. Sac, dural Sac, dural
    Sac, dural: See: Dural sac....
  12. Sac, egg Sac, egg
    Sac, egg: See: Egg sac....
  13. Sac, pericardial Sac, pericardial
    Sac, pericardial: See: Pericardial sac....
  14. Sac, yolk Sac, yolk
    Sac, yolk: See: Yolk sac....
  15. Saccade Saccade
    Saccade: Abrupt rapid small movements of both eyes, such as when the eyes scan a line of print. The saccades can be divided into two distinct groups: the major saccades that are easily observed with the naked eye and the minor saccades that are virtually unobservable without special instrumentati...
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