recurrent
61recurrent — adj repeated, repetitious, repetitive, persistent, continual, frequent; haunting, incessant, reechoing, rhythmic, pulsative, pulsating, throbbing, regular as clockwork; renewed, cyclical, periodic, periodical, seasonal, regular; alternate, coming …
62recurrent — re·cur·rent …
63recurrent — adj. (in anatomy) describing a structure, such as a nerve or blood vessel, that turns back on its course, forming a loop …
64recurrent — re•cur•rent [[t]rɪˈkɜr ənt, ˈkʌr [/t]] adj. 1) occurring or appearing repeatedly 2) anat. bio turned back so as to run in a reverse direction, as a nerve, artery, branch, etc re•cur′rent•ly, adv …
65recurrent — adj. 1 recurring; happening repeatedly. 2 (of a nerve, vein, branch, etc.) turning back so as to reverse direction. Derivatives: recurrence n. recurrently adv …
66Papillomatosis, recurrent respiratory — Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis involves the growth of numerous warty growths in the larynx on the vocal cords in children and young adults. A baby can contract recurrent respiratory papillomatosis by being contaminated with the human… …
67Respiratory papillomatosis, recurrent — Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis involves the growth of numerous warty growths in the larynx on the vocal cords in children and young adults. A baby can contract recurrent respiratory papillomatosis by being contaminated with the human… …
68RÉCURRENT, ENTE — adj. T. d’Anatomie et de Physiologie Qui revient, qui remonte vers son origine. Nerfs récurrents, Nerfs inférieurs du larynx. Artères récurrentes, Certaines artères de l’avant bras et de la jambe. Sensibilité récurrente, Sensibilité observée sur… …
69recurrent collateral — A collateral axon that turns back to end near the cell body or a similar one …
70recurrent nerve — (ARTHROPODA: Insecta) A nerve extending posteriorly from the frontal ganglion along the mid dorsal line of the esophagus, passing under the brain and then expanding into a hypocerebral ganglion …
