antitragus
[an″te-tra´gus] a projection on the ear opposite the
tragus.
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an·ti·tra·gus
(an'tē-trā'gŭs), [TA] A projection of the cartilage of the auricle, in front of the tail of the helix, just above the lobule, and posterior to the tragus from which it is separated by the intertragic notch.
[G. anti-tragos, the eminence of the external ear, fr. anti, opposite, + tragos, a goat, the tragus]
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an·ti·tra·gus
(antē-trāgŭs) [TA] A projection of the cartilage of the auricle, in front of the tail of the helix, just above the lobule, and posterior to the tragus, from which it is separated by the intertragic notch.
[G. anti-tragos, the eminence of the external ear, fr. anti, opposite, + tragos, a goat, the tragus]
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antitragus
The small projection on the free border of the external ear above the centre of the lobe. The tragus is the more prominent triangular projection on the front of the ear, immediately above the front edge of the lobe.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
an·ti·tra·gus
(antē-trāgŭs) [TA] Projection of cartilage of auricle, in front of tail of helix, just above lobule, and posterior to tragus from which it is separated by intertragic notch.
[G. anti-tragos, the eminence of the external ear, fr. anti, opposite, + tragos, a goat, the tragus]
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