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scutum

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scutum [′sküd·əm]
(invertebrate zoology)
A bony, horny, or chitinous plate.
The second of four pieces forming the upper part of the thoracic segment in certain insects.
One or two lower opercular valves in certain barnacles.

Scutum [′sküd·əm]
(astronomy)
A southern constellation, right ascension 19 hours, declination 10° south. Also known as Shield.


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Our study population was made up of 132 patients who were undergoing surgery for the treatment of chronic suppurative otitis media; of this group, 41 patients underwent otoendoscopy and 91 underwent scutum lowering for purposes of visualization.
xix, quodammodo pro scuto habet coelum sidereum astris ornatum: sic, Rex Francorum Ecclesiae paranimphus, pro gloria Christi scutum fert nobilissimum: in quo, aurea lilia quasi astra in sereno coelo fulgere videatur: ut etiam ex coeli altitudine sue dignitatis regalis sublimitas dignoscatur," 21-22; "Ex alio etiam capite, Arma Christianiss.
The most common early imaging finding is a small soft-tissue lesion that originates in the pars flaccida and extends into Prussak's space, with or without bony remodeling of the scutum.
 
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