cribra

crib·ra

(krib'ră),
Plural of cribrum.
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

crib·ra

(krib'ră)
Plural of cribrum.
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012
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Cribra orbitalia was observed in 12 individuals (Table 3; Figs.
Unraveling the Motives behind Multiple Burial in St. Rombout's Cemetery in Mechelen, Belgium, Tenth-Eighteenth Centuries A.D
En las poblaciones bajo estudio se han registrado altos niveles de estres metabolico evidenciado por hipoplasias de esmalte dental, hiperostosisis porotica y cribra orbitalia (Giannotti 2016; Mansegosa 2015, 2016; Mansegosa y Chiavazza 2010).
FUNCIONES DISCRIMINANTES PARA ESTIMAR SEXO A PARTIR DE HUESOS LARGOS EN POBLACIONES COLONIALES DEL CENTRO OESTE DE ARGENTINA
MEGACOPTA CRIBRA RIA POPULATION DYNAMICS AT THE OCONEE RIVER GREENWAY, MLLEDGEVILLE.
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The overconsumption of maize in American pre-Hispanic populations has been traditionally linked to the presence of iron deficiency anemia, which, in turn, was linked to the appearance of porotic lesions in the skull (i.e., porotic hyperostosis) and the orbits (i.e., cribra orbitalia) [72].
New data on food consumption in Pre-hispanic populations from Northwest Argentina (ca. 1000-1550 A.D.): the contribution of carbon and nitrogen isotopic composition of human bones
Declining health between the Early and Late periods among Santa Batbara Channel populations is further suggested by increased rates of skeletal indicators of disease and stress, such as periosteal lesions, cribra orbita-lia, and tooth enamel hypoplasias (Lambert 1993, 1994, 2004; Walker 1986, 1993; Walker and Erlandson 1986).
Could the health decline of prehistoric California Indians be related to exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from natural bitumen?
These include enamel hypoplasia (defective tooth development), porotic hyperostosis (anaemic response), orbital cribra (malnutrition), caries and other oral pathology, arthritis, trauma and infection; all dealt with to a greater or lesser degree.
Mark Nathan Cohen & Gillian M.M. Crane-Kramer (ed.). Ancient health: skeletal indicators of agricultural and economic intensification
This could include topics such as the types of stresses and diseases experienced by Aboriginal people, the manner in which pathologies such as cribra orbitalia or dental enamel hypoplasias manifested themselves between different regions of the Murray, and completely unrelated topics such as non-metric analysis.
Sources of bias in the Murray Black collection: implications for palaeopathological analysis
Spines, central strutted processes and cribra are absent.
An undescribed species of Cyclotella (bacillariophyceae) from Clarke County, AL
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