subdural

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sub·dur·al

(səb-do͝or′əl, -dyo͝or′-)
adj.
Located or occurring beneath the dura mater: subdural space; a subdural hematoma.
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subdural

(sʌbˈdjʊərəl)
adj
(Anatomy) anatomy between the dura mater and the arachnoid: subdural haematoma.
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sub•du•ral

(sʌbˈdʊər əl, -ˈdyʊər-)
adj.
situated under or behind the dura mater: a subdural hematoma.
[1870–75]
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Adj. 1. subdural - below the dura mater but above the arachnoid membrane of the meninges
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Translations

sub·du·ral

a. subdural, situado debajo de la dura madre;
___ hematomahematoma ___;
___ hemorrhagehemorragia ___;
___ spaceespacio ___.
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subdural

adj subdural
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In another fifty patients soft nasogastric tubes were placed subdurally through frontal and parietal burr holes and connected to drainage bags without any suction.
(Since the bevel is long, chances of part of the bevel being outside the subarachnoid space and escape of drug subdurally.
In electrophysiological recordings, with electrodes that were placed subdurally on the cortical surface in neurological (epileptic) patients, a negative potential, N200, was evoked by faces but not by other categories of stimuli [41, 45, 46].

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