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ectopia /ec·to·pia/ (ek-to´pe-ah) [Gr.] malposition, especially if congenital. ectopia cor´dis congenital displacement of the heart outside the thoracic cavity. ectopia len´tis abnormal position of the lens of the eye. ectopia pupil´lae conge´nita congenital displacement of the pupil.
ectopia [L.] ectopy. ectopia cordis congenital displacement of the heart outside the thoracic cavity. ectopia lentis congenital displacement of the lens away from its usual site attached to the ciliary body. Occurs as one of a series of defects in an inherited syndrome of cattle. The other defects are irideremia, microphakia and cataract. The calves are normal in other respects. ectopia 1 Ectopic beat, see there 2 Ectopic pregnancy, see there How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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From similar perches on the seacoast of Ectopia (respectively the Redwoods and British Columbia), Pynchon and Gibson have written comic utopian novels that unabashedly defend the dream of the Commune. Only a few cases of cervical thymic ectopia associated with ectopic parathyroid have been reported in the literature, and in most of these cases, patients were asymptomatic and presented with a cervical mass. 1,6,10-12) Less frequently associated anomalies include ectopia cordis and midline hemangiomata. |
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