Co·mol·li's sign (k -m  l z)n. An indication of fracture of the scapula in which a triangular cushionlike swelling appears that corresponds to the outline of that bone. |
Comolli's sign
[kōmō′lēs]
Etymology: Antonio Comolli, Italian pathologist, b. 1879
a triangular swelling corresponding to the shape of the scapula after a fracture of that bone.
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