Category: F

A uterus that is retarded in development and possesses an extremely long cervical canal. A uterus that has not reached the typical size expected for the woman’s age.  

A tiny ulcer originating in a lymph follicle and affecting a mucous membrane.  

A tumor, that is able to synthesize the same product as the normal tissues from which it arises, especially an endocrine or nonendocrine tumor that produces hormones.  

An enlargement due to hemorrhage into tissue or extravasation of fluid into a space, rather than cancer.  

A cutaneous eruption characterized by the presence of groups of follicular lesions, especially on the trunk.  

A fibrous tissue that has replaced a previously inflamed area.  

A three-dimensional area within which structures are accurately reproduced on a panoramic radiograph. Positioning the patient within the focal trough is critical to producing a panoramic radiograph that clearly reproduces oral structures.  

The triangle bounded by the maximum frontal diameter and the lines joining its extremities and the glabella.  

The triangle bounded by the lines uniting the basion and the alveolar and nasal points, and one uniting the nasal and basion.  

A tremor continuing after voluntary motion has ceased.