Champy's line
Champy's line noun: an ideal line of osteosynthesis for mandible fractures, used in the Champy technique.
Noun
Champy's line (plural Champy's lines)
- An ideal line of osteosynthesis for mandible fractures, used in the Champy technique.
Forms of Champy's line
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Origin of Champy's line
Named after Maxime Champy.
Questions about Champy's line
- What does Champy's line mean?
- Champy's line means an ideal line of osteosynthesis for mandible fractures, used in the Champy technique.
- What part of speech is Champy's line?
- Champy's line is a noun.
- What is the plural of Champy's line?
- The plural of Champy's line is Champy's lines.
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