Examples of using Cauda in English and their translations into German
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You had cauda equina.
CAUDA(AV wrongly Clauda, now Gaudho) is an island off the coast of Crete.
I have gotten to the cauda equina.
Cauda equina syndrome involves the narrowing of the vertebral canal, resulting in compression of spinal nerve roots in the lumber and sacrum regions.
Polenta-balls with bagna cauda also vegan.
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In the spinal canal of the lumbar vertebra, you cannot find any spinal cord from the first orsecond vertebra onward, but the Cauda equina.
Q06.3- Other congenital cauda equina malformations.
FP 7: Completely, not to say: holistically,it is called capitis et caudae draconis….
That injury led to Cauda Equina Syndrome within 36 hours.
Set in the hills, the agriturismo produces wine and beer,offering typical cuisine such as bagna cauda, agnolotti del plin and panna cotta.
Typical are also the porcini mushrooms, chestnuts, bagna cauda(which is a sauce made of oil, butter, cream, anchovies and garlic) and different kinds of cheese.
In addition, the ratio of organ weight to terminal body weight was significantly increased for epididymis, cauda epididymis, testes and seminal vesicles.
Cauda equina syndrome(CES) occurs when the nerve roots of the cauda equina are compressed and disrupt motor and sensory function to the lower extremities and bladder.
As we passed to the lee of a small island called Cauda, we were hardly able to make the lifeboat secure.
Showed me the movements I am to not allow my foot to make,along with some activity restrictions most of which I can not do anyway due to the Cauda Equina Syndrome.
IC 4756(top center) belongs to the constellation Serpens Cauda, but is close to the constellation Eagle and above Scutum.
Paul's ship, sailing from Myra to Rome, shortly after rounding Cape Matala was made in a WNW direction, when a sudden strong wind coming from ENE it was 23 miles,till it got under the lee of Cauda Ac 27:16.
The collection of nerves at theend of the spinal cord is known as the cauda equina, due to its resemblance to a horse's tail.
The open star cluster IC 4756 in Serpens Cauda(tail of the snake) consists, according to Karkoschka, of few, inconspicuously scattered stars and is rather an object for opera glasses or binoculars.
Great food starting with the appetizers, the green Piedmontese language, peasants salami,pepperoni with Bagna Cauda and then noodles with meat sauce, braised in Barolo wine… and homemade desserts.
The work called KUNST-WERKE(CABEÇA E CAUDA DE CAVALO), 2010 was part of a series of interventions Renata Lucas undertook during her exhibition as the recipient of the Schering Stiftung Award.
Those dishes appeared which today are seen as typically Italian- pizza, Neapolitan spaghetti, fonduta and bagna cauda from Piedmont, tagliatelle, tortellini and lasagne from Emilia-Romagna.
The restaurant offers typical traditional dishes such as bagna cauda(a dipping sauce), agnolotti del Plin(typical local ravioli) and panna cotta. Quality, carefully selected ingredients are used, most of which are produced on site or come from local farms.
Each of these tasting experiences can be associated with dinners at selected restaurants where you will be taught how to combine our wines with our most renowned dishes: carne cruda, vitello tonnato,bagna cauda, tajarin and agnolotti: Just tell us what you would like to do and we will personalize your stay.
Plin(agnolotti stuffed with roast), agnolotti, bagna cauda, truffles, mixed boiled meats and vegetables, braised meat, breadsticks, and chocolate, with a glass of Dolcetto.
Pressure to or damage of the nerves within the spinal canal in the junction area between the lumbar and sacral vertebrae(also called the cauda equine) due to narrowing of spinal canal can lead to this condition, also known as the cauda equina syndrome.
Both in Asti and in beautiful locations of his province,You can sample local dishes such as Bagna cauda, a sauce made of anchovies, which is used for dipping raw vegetables, first and foremost the hunchback Cardoon of Nizza Monferrato, a native product that grows only in this particular area of Piedmont.
It also forms the basis of another typical dish of the region,bagna cauda, a mixture of crispy vegetables(carrots, courgettes, radishes, etc.), which are dipped in warm anchoïade.
Carl Linnaeus, the father of modern taxonomy, placed the raccoon in the genus"Ursus",first as"Ursus cauda elongata"("long-tailed bear") in the second edition of his"Systema Naturae"(1740), then as"Ursus Lotor"("washer bear") in the tenth edition 1758-59.