bilobed
- adjective
- /ˈbaɪloʊbd/
- Specialized
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bilobado
- This photograph shows the skin flap design on the patient's left arm before harvesting of the double bilobed radial forearm free flap.
- bilobed radial forearm
- bilobed flaps
- bilobed radial
Examples
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The leaf's bilobed design allows for better light absorption from the sun.
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We introduce a double bilobed modification for a patient requiring reconstruction after bilateral anterior partial glossectomy.
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The bilobed radial forearm flap is widely accepted and used for tongue reconstruction, but to the best of our knowledge, ours is the first report in the English literature of the use of a double bilobed flap design for this purpose.
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A double bilobed radial forearm flap was designed and harvested from the patient's left (nondominant) forearm (Figure 2).
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The double bilobed design theoretically offers the same mobility advantages afforded by the single bilobed design but allows for reconstruction of a larger defect: the bilateral anterior tongue.
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The double bilobed design theoretically offers the same mobility advantages afforded by the single bilobed design but allows for reconstruction of a larger defect: the bilateral anterior tongue.
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We describe what is, to the best of our knowledge, the first use of a double bilobed radial forearm free flap in reconstructive surgery of the tongue and floor of the mouth following bilateral tumor resection.
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The flower has a bilobed shape, with two distinct petals on each side.
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Anatomically, the bilobed structure of the heart distinguishes it from other vertebrates.
Synonyms
A leaf or plant part with two separate lobes like a ginkgo leaf
Having two rounded parts that stick out like two small bumps
A leaf or flower with two rounded parts
A part that is split into two, often at the tip, as in a leaf or tongue
Having two parts that reach almost to the base
Having two chambers separated by a thin wall
Having two chambers or cells, often in plants and animals
Having two separate chambers, as in some hearts or machines
How Lobed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bilobed comes from bi- meaning 'two' and lobe meaning 'a rounded part', the same lobe you see in earlobe. So, bilobed describes something that is split into two rounded sections.
