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1 plantar muscle
Медицина: подошвенная мышца -
2 plantar muscle
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3 plantar muscle reflex
1) Медицина: рефлекс Россолимо (патологический стопный сгибательный рефлекс - быстрое подошвенное сгибание пальцев стопы в ответ на отрывистый удар по подушечкам пальцев), пальцевой рефлекс Россолимо2) Макаров: тыльно-стопный рефлекс -
4 plantar muscle reflex
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5 muscle gastrocnémien
Muscle qui assure la flexion du genou et la flexion plantaire, qui propulse le corps lors de la marche.→ flexionSyn. musculus gastrocnemius mA muscle that is responsible for flexion of the knee joint as well as for plantar flexion of the ankle.→ flexionSyn. gastrocnemius muscleDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > muscle gastrocnémien
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6 muscle soléaire
Muscle qui assure la flexion plantaire.Syn. musculus soleus mA muscle whose action causes plantar flexion.Syn. soleus muscle, musculus soleusDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > muscle soléaire
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7 plantar quadrate muscle
Медицина: квадратная мышца подошвыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > plantar quadrate muscle
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8 plantar quadrate muscle
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9 musculus gastrocnemius
Muscle qui assure la flexion du genou et la flexion plantaire, qui propulse le corps lors de la marche.→ flexionSyn. musculus gastrocnemius mA muscle that is responsible for flexion of the knee joint as well as for plantar flexion of the ankle.→ flexionSyn. gastrocnemius muscleDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > musculus gastrocnemius
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10 musculus soleus
Muscle qui assure la flexion plantaire.Syn. musculus soleus mA muscle whose action causes plantar flexion.Syn. soleus muscle, musculus soleusDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > musculus soleus
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plantar fasciitis — n inflammation involving the plantar fascia esp. in the area of its attachment to the calcaneus and causing pain under the heel in walking and running * * * (policeman s heel) inflammation of the point of attachment of the fascia in the sole of… … Medical dictionary
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