IMBRICATE.
Operative overlapping of layers of tissue; a tightening procedure
IMPLANT.
To insert or graft
INTERNAL
ROTATION. Inversion
INVERSION.
A turning inward, inside out, upside down, or other reversal
of the normal relation of a part
INVOLUCRUM.
A covering or sheath, such as contains the sequestrum of a necrosed
bone; localized overgrowth or hypertrophy of bone in response
to infection
ISCHEMIA.
Local and temporary deficiency of blood, due chiefly to the
contraction of a blood vessel
ISOGRAFT.
Bone transferred between animals who are identical in histocompatibility
antigens (litter mates)