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Definition of Supinations
1. supination [n] - See also: supination
Lexicographical Neighbors of Supinations
Literary usage of Supinations
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Medicinisch-chirurgische Rundschau (1868)
"... und supinations- bewegungen nach Brüchen am Vorderarm. ... subkutane Osteo-
tomie des Radius mit Reduktion in die supinations-Stellung angezeigt Rin, ..."
2. The Mind of the Child: Observations Concerning the Mental Development of the by William T. Preyer (1898)
"And the abductions, adductions, supinations, and rotations of the arms unquestionably
appear plainly at an earlier period than do ..."
3. The Mind of the Child: Observations Concerning the Mental Development of the by William T. Preyer (1895)
"And the abductions, adductions, supinations, and rotations of the arms unquestionably
appear plainly at an earlier period than do those of the legs in ..."
4. The Mind of the Child: ... Observations Concerning the Mental Development of by William T. Preyer, Henry W.. Brown (1890)
"And the abductions, adductions, supinations, and rotations of the arms unquestionably
appear plainly at an earlier period than do those of the legs in ..."
5. A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children by Alfred Vogel (1873)
"... which alternate with strong supinations of the forearms, and with opisthotonos.
This very naturally induces marked venous stagnation ; the face becomes ..."
6. A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children by Alfred Vogel (1885)
"The}' soon extend to the extremities, which are vehemently shaken by rapidly-recurring
electro-tetanic jerks, which alternate with strong supinations of the ..."
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