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Beaking

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Beak Sign
Bone A finding in a lateral spine film in patients with mucopolysaccharidoses and mucolipidoses, characterised by a bird-beak-like tapering of the anteroinferior or anterosuperior margin of the lumbar vertebrae; a ‘beak’ is also described in the medial aspect of the proximal tibia at the epiphyseal plate in Blount’s disease or coxa vara—functional correction may require osteotomy
Kidney A fanciful term referring to a gently curved outward bulging of the renal cortex, adjacent to a well-circumscribed renal mass in the late or nephrogram phase of selective renal angiography, indicating the presence of a slowly expanding, usually benign avascular renal cyst with smooth inner walls, typically seen in arterionephrosclerosis, but also in renal cell carcinoma

beaking
Bone imaging A finding in a lateral spine film in Pts with mucopolysaccharidoses and mucolipidoses, characterized by a bird-beak-like tapering of the anteroinferior or anterosuperior margin of the lumbar vertebrae; a 'beak' is also described in the medial aspect of the proximal tibia at the epiphyseal plate in Blount's disease or coxa vara–functional correction may require osteotomy


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Also, AP radiographs of the hips showed the characteristic long bone metaphyses and epiphyses irregularity as well as widening of the triradiate cartilage of the pelvis, poorly formed acetabulae, and femoral neck beaking (Figure 2).
The rest of the half simmered, and at times the Entente Cordiale was stretched to near beaking point, but thanks to a try-saving tackle by Richard Davies on Julien Patey, the break arrived with the scores still tied at 7-7.
 
 
 
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