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Oct. 27, 2014

odontoid \oh-DON-toid\ adjective 1. of or resembling a tooth; toothlike. Quotes In most cases, the radiological examination of the cervical spine in sports injuries starts with plain radiographs, including frontal, lateral and odontoid projections. -- Edited by F.M. Vanhoenacker, M. Maas, and J.L. Gielen, "The Spine in Sports Injuries," Imaging of Orthopedic Sports Injuries, 2007 Origin Odontoid entered English in the early 1700s from the Greek word odontoeidḗs meaning "toothlike."

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