(1) As a result, subungual clavi, unguis incarnatus, unguis convolutus, or laterally turning onychogryposis like a cork-screw develop.
(2) A thirty-seven year old man presented with volar lesions resembling widespread clavi.
(3) No arthritic recurrences were observed, callosities, clavi and mild pain were rarely found.
(4) Repetitive frictional insults over years to human skin result in lichenification, callosites, and clavi (corns).
(5) The clavi-pectoral route provides a limited approach to the axillary vessels as they emerge from the costal-subclavian outlet.
(6) The spaces are: "Pleural suspensory Apparatus", interscalene spaces (vascular and neural), costo-clavicular, clavi-pectoral, retro-pectoralis minor, pre-humeral head, median nerve roots compass, pre-scalene space.
(7) All three deliberately present themselves in a very Roman way - the woman has her jewellery and the men wear clavi , white tunics with red stripes.
Clavis
Definition:
(n.) A key; a glossary.
Example Sentences:
(1) As a result, subungual clavi, unguis incarnatus, unguis convolutus, or laterally turning onychogryposis like a cork-screw develop.
(2) A thirty-seven year old man presented with volar lesions resembling widespread clavi.
(3) No arthritic recurrences were observed, callosities, clavi and mild pain were rarely found.
(4) Repetitive frictional insults over years to human skin result in lichenification, callosites, and clavi (corns).
(5) The clavi-pectoral route provides a limited approach to the axillary vessels as they emerge from the costal-subclavian outlet.
(6) The spaces are: "Pleural suspensory Apparatus", interscalene spaces (vascular and neural), costo-clavicular, clavi-pectoral, retro-pectoralis minor, pre-humeral head, median nerve roots compass, pre-scalene space.
(7) All three deliberately present themselves in a very Roman way - the woman has her jewellery and the men wear clavi , white tunics with red stripes.