Category: T
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Trifurcation involvement
The extension of periodontitis or a periodontal pocket into an area where the tooth roots divide.
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Trifolium pretense
The scientific name for red clover, an herbal remedy containing phytoestrogens. Despite its estrogenic chemistry it is not an effective treatment for hot flashes occurring in menopause.
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Trifocal
Having three convergence points, as in a trifocal lens.
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Trielcon
An instrument with three branches for removing bullets or other foreign bodies from wounds.
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Tridermoma
A teratoid growth containing all three germ layers.
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Tricuspid tooth
A tooth with a crown that has three cusps.
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Tricuspid orifice
Right atrioventricular cardiac aperture.
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Tricuspid area
The lower portion of the body of the sternum where sounds of the right atrioventricular orifice are best heard.
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Tricrotism
The condition of being tricrotic. The characteristic of being tricrotic.
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Tricrotic
A condition in which three accentuated waves or notches occur with each pulse. Having three waves for every single pulse beat.