Sentences with phrase «from ear cartilage»

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All is takes in one simple touch to the cartilage located right behind your child's ear and a simple touch of a button and you are seconds away from a temp reading.

That I watched with delight and thanksgiving as his stick - like limbs got chunkier and his little belly became roly - poly and his eyes went from murky blue - gray to clear blue and his ears grew cartilage that makes them stick out.

Stem cells from human ears have successfully been grown into chunks of cartilage that could replace the synthetic materials currently used in surgery.

After a couple months the post can usually be moved upward from the bell of the ear and set at the cartilage flap or «nub» about 1/3 of the way up from the bell.

It is caused by damage to the cartilage from vigorous repeated head shaking or scratching at the ears with the back feet.

The fold is a genetic mutation that occurred in Scotland in a barn cat called Susie and from the original single fold due to a cartilage defect, selective breeding has increased the folds to sometimes 3, causing the ears in some Scottish Folds to fold almost completely flat.

While the technician held her, the veterinarian started TTouches on Lollie's ears, stroking them from base to tip, and doing tiny circles with a fingertip on the ear flap, moving the skin over the underlying cartilage.

An aural hematoma - a large blood blister on the ear, caused by rupture of small blood vessels between the skin and cartilage - resulting from scratching at the ears

Ears are natural, of medium size, and hang down from the cartilage with the front edge lying close to the cheek (like the Rottweiler's).

They're ears stand up (unless broken cartilage from altercations with others) for better hearing and because this adaptation has allowed less illness to deal with while dealing with all other parts of the inhospitable wild yonder.