Definition of midline in English:

midline

noun ˈmɪdlʌɪnˈmidˌlīn

often as modifier A median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body.
the abdomen was opened by midline incision
Example sentencesExamples
- Access to the pericardium is achieved through a midline transxiphoid incision.
- The nurse preps and drapes the patient for a midline abdominal incision.
- On the seventh day of admission the patient was taken to the operating room and explored via a lower midline incision.
- The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision.
- A radiology technologist carefully defines and marks the midline of the vertebral body.
- Abdominal films from the fourth day of life revealed a midline abdominal mass.
- On the fourth hospital day the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy through a midline incision.
- As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso.
- The animals were anesthetized with diethyl ether, and their abdomens were opened by a midline incision.
- A retrospective analysis of our series of midline forehead flaps performed by the senior author was conducted.
- This was especially the case when the stimulus was applied to contralateral or midline parts of the body.
- Our preferred flap is the midline forehead flap with its central location for a midline scar.
- This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length.
- The procedure is performed through a vertical midline incision over the sternum.
- A midline incision is used, and the first step is to remove blood and clots and control active bleeding from liver lacerations by packing.
- The vertical midline skin incision was commonly adopted because it was easier and relatively safer than the crease incision.
- The patient was taken to the operating room and explored through a midline incision.
- Those near the midline project to ventral muscle, whereas lateral neurons project to muscles derived from the dorsal muscle mass.
- It portrays an elderly woman with extensive scarring of the chest and what seems to be a recent midline abdominal scar.
- This is a transabdominal view of the female pelvis showing the midline cut of the uterus.

Definition of midline in US English:

midline

nounˈmidˌlīn

often as modifier A median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body.
the abdomen was opened by a midline incision
Example sentencesExamples
- The animals were anesthetized with diethyl ether, and their abdomens were opened by a midline incision.
- It portrays an elderly woman with extensive scarring of the chest and what seems to be a recent midline abdominal scar.
- Abdominal films from the fourth day of life revealed a midline abdominal mass.
- This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length.
- On the fourth hospital day the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy through a midline incision.
- The vertical midline skin incision was commonly adopted because it was easier and relatively safer than the crease incision.
- A radiology technologist carefully defines and marks the midline of the vertebral body.
- Those near the midline project to ventral muscle, whereas lateral neurons project to muscles derived from the dorsal muscle mass.
- A retrospective analysis of our series of midline forehead flaps performed by the senior author was conducted.
- The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision.
- Access to the pericardium is achieved through a midline transxiphoid incision.
- The procedure is performed through a vertical midline incision over the sternum.
- The patient was taken to the operating room and explored through a midline incision.
- On the seventh day of admission the patient was taken to the operating room and explored via a lower midline incision.
- This was especially the case when the stimulus was applied to contralateral or midline parts of the body.
- This is a transabdominal view of the female pelvis showing the midline cut of the uterus.
- As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso.
- A midline incision is used, and the first step is to remove blood and clots and control active bleeding from liver lacerations by packing.
- The nurse preps and drapes the patient for a midline abdominal incision.
- Our preferred flap is the midline forehead flap with its central location for a midline scar.

单词	midline
释义	Definition of midline in English: midline noun ˈmɪdlʌɪnˈmidˌlīn often as modifier A median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body. the abdomen was opened by midline incision Example sentencesExamples Access to the pericardium is achieved through a midline transxiphoid incision. The nurse preps and drapes the patient for a midline abdominal incision. On the seventh day of admission the patient was taken to the operating room and explored via a lower midline incision. The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision. A radiology technologist carefully defines and marks the midline of the vertebral body. Abdominal films from the fourth day of life revealed a midline abdominal mass. On the fourth hospital day the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy through a midline incision. As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso. The animals were anesthetized with diethyl ether, and their abdomens were opened by a midline incision. A retrospective analysis of our series of midline forehead flaps performed by the senior author was conducted. This was especially the case when the stimulus was applied to contralateral or midline parts of the body. Our preferred flap is the midline forehead flap with its central location for a midline scar. This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length. The procedure is performed through a vertical midline incision over the sternum. A midline incision is used, and the first step is to remove blood and clots and control active bleeding from liver lacerations by packing. The vertical midline skin incision was commonly adopted because it was easier and relatively safer than the crease incision. The patient was taken to the operating room and explored through a midline incision. Those near the midline project to ventral muscle, whereas lateral neurons project to muscles derived from the dorsal muscle mass. It portrays an elderly woman with extensive scarring of the chest and what seems to be a recent midline abdominal scar. This is a transabdominal view of the female pelvis showing the midline cut of the uterus. Definition of midline in US English: midline nounˈmidˌlīn often as modifier A median line or plane of bilateral symmetry, especially that of the body. the abdomen was opened by a midline incision Example sentencesExamples The animals were anesthetized with diethyl ether, and their abdomens were opened by a midline incision. It portrays an elderly woman with extensive scarring of the chest and what seems to be a recent midline abdominal scar. Abdominal films from the fourth day of life revealed a midline abdominal mass. This allows a potentially more cosmetic midline scar and a increased arc of rotation for added flap length. On the fourth hospital day the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy through a midline incision. The vertical midline skin incision was commonly adopted because it was easier and relatively safer than the crease incision. A radiology technologist carefully defines and marks the midline of the vertebral body. Those near the midline project to ventral muscle, whereas lateral neurons project to muscles derived from the dorsal muscle mass. A retrospective analysis of our series of midline forehead flaps performed by the senior author was conducted. The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision. Access to the pericardium is achieved through a midline transxiphoid incision. The procedure is performed through a vertical midline incision over the sternum. The patient was taken to the operating room and explored through a midline incision. On the seventh day of admission the patient was taken to the operating room and explored via a lower midline incision. This was especially the case when the stimulus was applied to contralateral or midline parts of the body. This is a transabdominal view of the female pelvis showing the midline cut of the uterus. As you row, pinch your shoulder blade toward the midline of your body and slightly rotate your torso. A midline incision is used, and the first step is to remove blood and clots and control active bleeding from liver lacerations by packing. The nurse preps and drapes the patient for a midline abdominal incision. Our preferred flap is the midline forehead flap with its central location for a midline scar.
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