Biology
- Metrorrhagia
Term: metrorrhagia Literally meaning: ?womb eruption? Origin: Anc Greek ?????/metra(=womb) + ???????/rignimi(=burst, erupt) Coined/History - Definition Metrorrhagia is abnormal bleeding from theuterus especially between menstrual periods. ...
- Angiostomy
Term: angiostomyLiterally meaning: "vessel opening"Origin: Anc Greek??????/angio (=vessel, receptacle) > ?????/aggos(=tube)+ ?????/stoma (=mouth) >????/tome(=cutting, incision) Coined/History(?)DefinitionAngiostomy is the surgical opening...
- Hyster-
Term: hyster - Origin: Latin hystericus "of the womb," from Ancient Greek ??????/hystera (=womb, uterus) . Coined: According Soranus (1st/2nd century) a Greek physician (gynecologist, obsetrician, and pediatrician) from Ephesus in...
- Infertility And Assisted Reproductive Technologies (art)
INFERTILITY & ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (ART) Infertility is the inability of male or female to produce children. The reasons for this may be physical, congenital, diseases, drugs, immunological or even psychological. Assisted...
- Ducts & Canals
Ducts/ canal Of which part 1. Anal canal In mammalian rectum 2. Aqueduct of Sylvius (iter) Between II & IV brain ventricles 3. ...
Biology
salpinx
Term: salpinx
Literally meaning: ?a tube-shaped structure with a flared opening?
Origin: Anc Greek
???????/salpinx(=trumbet)
Coined/History
(?)
Definition
(anatomy)
1. The fallopian tube which connect each ovary with the uterus (womb).
2. The eustachian tube
- Metrorrhagia
Term: metrorrhagia Literally meaning: ?womb eruption? Origin: Anc Greek ?????/metra(=womb) + ???????/rignimi(=burst, erupt) Coined/History - Definition Metrorrhagia is abnormal bleeding from theuterus especially between menstrual periods. ...
- Angiostomy
Term: angiostomyLiterally meaning: "vessel opening"Origin: Anc Greek??????/angio (=vessel, receptacle) > ?????/aggos(=tube)+ ?????/stoma (=mouth) >????/tome(=cutting, incision) Coined/History(?)DefinitionAngiostomy is the surgical opening...
- Hyster-
Term: hyster - Origin: Latin hystericus "of the womb," from Ancient Greek ??????/hystera (=womb, uterus) . Coined: According Soranus (1st/2nd century) a Greek physician (gynecologist, obsetrician, and pediatrician) from Ephesus in...
- Infertility And Assisted Reproductive Technologies (art)
INFERTILITY & ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (ART) Infertility is the inability of male or female to produce children. The reasons for this may be physical, congenital, diseases, drugs, immunological or even psychological. Assisted...
- Ducts & Canals
Ducts/ canal Of which part 1. Anal canal In mammalian rectum 2. Aqueduct of Sylvius (iter) Between II & IV brain ventricles 3. ...