Clado ligament

Cla·do lig·a·ment

(klah-dō'),

a mesenteric fold running from the broad ligament on the right side to the appendix.

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Clado,

Spiro, French gynecologist, 1856-1905.

Clado anastomosis - anastomosis in the right suspensory ligament of the ovary between the appendicular and ovarian arteries.

Clado band - the suspensory ligament of the ovary.

Clado ligament - a mesenteric fold running from the broad ligament on the right side to the appendix.

Clado point - a point at the lateral border of the rectus abdominis muscle where marked tenderness on pressure is felt in some cases of appendicitis.

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