philtrum
英 ['fɪltrəm] 美 ['fɪltrəm]

n.

人中；

变形

复数：philtra

英英释义

Philtrum

• The philtrum (Latin philtrum, Greek φίλτρον philtron), is a vertical groove in the middle area of the upper lip, common to many mammals, extending from the nose to the upper lip. Technically referred to as the medial cleft, together with a glandular rhinarium and slit-like nostrils, is believed to constitute the primitive condition for mammals in general.

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权威例句

The development of the philtrum.
Philtrum length and intercommissural distance in newborn infants.
A new method to create a philtrum in secondary cleft lip repairs.
The anatomy of the philtrum: observations made on dissections in the normal lip.
Surgical formation of the philtrum and the cutaneous upsweep; preliminary report
Three-dimensional reconstruction of the human fetal philtrum.
The importance of the premaxilla and the philtrum in bilateral cleft lip.
Peculiar facies with short philtrum, duck-bill lips, ptosis and low-set ears--a new syndrome?
Growth charts for nose length, nasal protrusion, and philtrum length from birth to 97 years.
The structural basis of the philtrum and the contour of the vermilion border: a study of the musculature of the upper lip