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tragus [′trā·gəs] (anatomy) The prominence in front of the opening of the external ear. One of the hairs in the external ear canal. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A punched-out ulcerative lesion was present on the tragus of the left ear (figure 1). The starting position was standardized by placing the craniocervical and cervical spines in a position in which the subjects' forehead and chin were horizontal and in an imaginary line that was parallel to the plinth and extended from the tragus of the ear and bisected the neck longitudinally. LGV currently has three other leisure sector investments being The Club Company, an operator of 11 country clubs and golf courses in the UK; Total Fitness, the operator of 24 health and fitness clubs in the UK and Ireland; and Tragus, the operator of casual dining restaurant brands including Cafe Rouge and Bella Italia. |
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